Erik W. Weibust, Member of the Firm in the Litigation & Business Disputes and Employment, Labor & Workforce Management practices, in the firm’s Boston office, was featured in Law360, in “Hub Hires,” by Brian Dowling. (Read the full version – subscription required.)

Following is an excerpt:

March was awash with attorneys advancing to new firms throughout Boston, including former federal prosecutors landing private practice gigs and one intellectual property partner bringing a whole team to a new firm. Here are the early-spring legal hires from around the Hub …

Epstein Becker Green

Erik Weibust

A former Seyfarth Shaw LLP employment litigator has joined Epstein Becker Green as a partner in Boston, bringing expertise in trade secrets and noncompete agreements.

Erik Weibust joined as a member of the firm's litigation and business disputes and employment, labor and workforce management practice groups after 15 years at Seyfarth, where he was co-chair of the Boston office's litigation practice.

For more information, read our full Announcement, Epstein Becker Green Welcomes Seasoned Trade Secret Litigator Erik Weibust in Boston.

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