Lathrop GPM has made a strategic addition to its construction practice with the recruitment of experienced partner Steven Rosin. Rosin, who joins the firm in California, brings significant expertise and a robust track record in the construction law sector, bolstering Lathrop GPM’s capabilities and presence in this key market.
Rosin, whose practice focuses on complex construction litigation, has represented an array of clients, including developers, contractors, and design professionals. With over two decades of experience, his deep understanding of construction disputes, along with risk management and contract negotiation, aligns with Lathrop GPM’s commitment to expanding its service offerings within the sector. This move is expected to enhance the firm’s competitive edge in handling intricate construction-related legal matters.
Lathrop GPM has been strategically expanding its footprint in California, a state known for its vibrant construction industry and complex regulatory environment. The addition of Rosin is a part of this broader growth strategy, as emphasized by the firm’s leadership. The decision is in line with the industry trend where prominent legal firms are increasingly focusing on expanding specialized practice areas to meet the evolving needs of their clients.
The recruitment of Rosin comes at a time when the construction industry is facing a dynamic landscape, with challenges ranging from supply chain disruptions to evolving regulatory requirements. The expertise that Rosin adds to Lathrop GPM will likely provide the firm with a robust platform to address these challenges comprehensively.
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