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You do not need to know whether your matter is criminal, civil, regulatory, licensing, or something more complicated before reaching out.
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Costello can assess whether the matter is within the firm’s practice and whether a further conversation makes sense.
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If appropriate, the firm can establish the right setting for a more detailed and confidential discussion.
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For referring counsel
Need specialized counsel for part of a client’s matter?
Costello works with attorneys as consulting counsel, co-counsel, or counsel for a discrete government-investigation, criminal, regulatory, licensing, or related component. The goal is to add the experience the matter requires while preserving the referring lawyer’s broader client relationship.
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