Veteran lawyer Richard Warren has taken up a new position at Ogletree Deakins as a shareholder in their Detroit office. The news of his transfer was publicly announced by the firm on Tuesday.
Before joining Ogletree Deakins, Warren had an impressive tenure at Miller Canfield where he served in a dual capacity as a principal and as the deputy group leader for the employment and labor team. As reported by Bloomberg Law, his move to Ogletree Deakins is strategic for the advancement of their legal service offerings.
Warren’s vast experience in labor and employment litigation uniquely positions him for his role at Ogletree Deakins. He has had a stellar career being the lead attorney in class and collective action lawsuits, acting on behalf of employers. Further, he has also established a reputation as a trusted advisor to various clients on complex labor and employment matters.
Given his experience and influence within the legal community, Warren’s transition to Ogletree Deakins is a significant development in the labor and employment law field. As the firm continues to enhance its legal service offerings, Warren’s expertise will undoubtedly augment their client service delivery and consultation.