Speaking to Law360 for a feature article on their move to Foley, “Antitrust, Gov’t Enforcement Attys Join Foley & Lardner,” Taylor shared that she was motivated to join the firm given Foley’s reputation of excellent client service and collegiality.
“And collaboration;” she continued. “[It’s] a truly friendly, team-oriented atmosphere, which I not only was looking for personally, but I think will serve my clients very well and there are a lot of needs that my clients have. And I think Foley is perfectly situated to meet those needs.”
Levine concurred, noting Foley’s strong litigation and antitrust bench was another major draw. “And I think that the firm has also shown from my perception, as somebody who’s watched the market in D.C. for a long time, just remarkable strength and resilience, and also really impressive lateral growth over the last few years,” he added.
