PHOENIX, Ariz. - March 28, 2023 – Today, Axiom Advice & Counsel (AA&C), a modern full-service Arizona law firm, announced that it has named three additional partners to its growing roster of seasoned commercial legal leaders. Zoila ‘Zoe’ Mena Harpin, Andrea Liburdi, and Rachel Tenin bring decades of commercial legal experience to AA&C, an independent Axiom subsidiary operating under an alternative business structure license.
PHOENIX, Ariz. - Jan. 23, 2023 – Today, Axiom formally launched Axiom Advice & Counsel (AA&C), an Arizona-based law firm, continuing a twenty-plus year track record of legal services innovation. The announcement follows the Arizona Supreme Court’s decision to grant AA&C an alternative business structure license that allows the Axiom subsidiary to operate as a law firm. While Axiom will continue offering its clients flexible legal talent, AA&C operates independently as a full-service, modern law firm.
(Reuters) - Flexible legal talent company Axiom opened up its own Arizona-based law firm on Monday, becoming the latest company to take advantage of loosened lawyer regulations to start a new legal business in the state.
(Legal Dive) - Catherine Kemnitz will oversee the legal talent platform’s implementation of new business models and other strategic expansion efforts.
(Legal Dive) - Axiom, a platform which connects in-house legal departments with flexible talent, has announced the official launch of a subsidiary law firm in Arizona. Axiom Advice & Counsel plans to serve a wide array of clients, ranging from multinational companies with large in-house teams to growing businesses represented solely by the law firm.
(ABA Journal) - Axiom Advice & Counsel is allowed to operate as a result of the Arizona Supreme Court’s elimination of an ethics rule barring nonlawyers from having an economic interest in firms. The intent is to improve access to justice and encourage innovation.
(Phoenix Business Journal) - A subsidiary of New York-based legal talent company Axiom has opened a new law firm in Arizona where it plans to offer legal services to small, high-growth businesses and multinational corporations. The law firm has been awarded one of Arizona's new Alternative Business Structure licenses.