Lathrop GPM has announced the addition of Catherine Goldhaber to its Chicago office, a move that aligns with the firm’s strategic growth in the Midwest. Goldhaber, an experienced litigator with a focus on toxic tort and product liability cases, joins the firm as a partner. Her arrival is expected to bolster the firm’s capabilities in managing complex litigation cases.
Goldhaber’s career spans over two decades, during which she has consistently demonstrated expertise in defending major corporations in high-stakes litigation. Her practice extends across various industries, including chemical manufacturing and consumer products. According to Bloomberg Law, Goldhaber expressed enthusiasm about joining Lathrop GPM, citing the firm’s commitment to client service and innovative legal solutions.
Goldhaber’s addition comes at a strategic time when Lathrop GPM is looking to expand its reach within the legal industry. Her experience in class action defense and her strong track record in Illinois and beyond will provide a significant advantage to the firm. This move reflects Lathrop GPM’s aim to attract top-tier talent and meet growing client demands, particularly in litigation-heavy regions like the Midwest.
Law.com also notes that Goldhaber’s role will include mentoring younger attorneys within the firm, sharing her insights and experiences to cultivate new talent in the legal field. Her leadership is expected to have a positive impact on the firm’s internal culture and client relations.
For Lathrop GPM, adding an attorney of Goldhaber’s caliber represents a commitment to deepening expert resources available to their clients. As a firm with a broad national footprint, Goldhaber’s presence in Chicago will likely help solidify its standing as a formidable player in the legal industry, especially concerning product liability and environmental law.