Miami-based law firm, Trembly Law, is charting new strategic territories with the creation of a chief innovation officer role following its acquisition of the modest law firm, CORPlaw. Founded by Greenberg Traurig alumnus, Kristen Corpion, CORPlaw will now be under the aegis of Trembly Law with Corpion stepping into the role of a partner.
Corpion’s mandate in her new role as the chief innovation officer will majorly revolve around unearthing new strategies for enhancing the talent pool at the firm. This key directive arises in response to the persisting aftermath of the recent talent wars on Florida law firms, including Trembly Law. The shape and intensity of these impacts can still be felt today.
Corpion takes a candid approach, underlining how the demands of the talent pool have evolved to become loftier and more educated now than ever before. Potential talents expect transparency and engagement at their level, a reality applicable across law firms and corporations alike. Corpion believes that meeting this demand is not just crucial, but also a requisite for continued relevance and growth.
Find Corpion’s whole perspective on this matter and more details about the new direction Bella Law is taking in this recent article.