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Changes at top for law firms |
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Written by Stephen Nellis
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Monday, 07 December 2009 |
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The largest law firm in the Tri-Counties has a new managing partner.
Scott Samsky is taking the reins at Oxnard-based Nordman Cormany Hair & Compton after Tony Trembley held the managing partner position for six years. The shift marks a continued changing of the guard in Ventura County, whose growth in the last 30 years has generated demand for more sophisticated services from the county’s legal profession.
A lot has changed since Nordman Cormany was founded in 1939, but the firm has kept some clients for decades, even as the law has grown more complex and required attorneys to become specialists, Samsky said. The firm now has 38 attorneys.
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