“What counts as ‘success’ can vary widely from case-to-case depending on the business goal,” said Phillips, who is based in Nashville. “Our team understands that, and we measure our success based on how well we are able to assist our clients in reaching their goals.”
November 28, 2022 at 07:30 AM
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Welcome to another edition of our Litigation Leaders series, featuring the litigation practice leaders at some of the biggest and most innovative law firms in the country.
Meet W. Brantley Phillips Jr., chair of the litigation and dispute resolution practice group of Bass, Berry & Sims, who is based in Nashville, Tennessee. As of the time of this year’s NLJ 500 survey conducted by the National Law Journal, the firm had 307 attorneys, ranking 146th by headcount in the United States.
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