Ifrah Law announced six additions to its team and appointed Michelle Cohen managing partner, citing increased demand for online gaming legal services.
The Washington, D.C.-based firm announced the expansion in an Thursday release. Alongside Cohen’s appointment, Sara Dalsheim was promoted to counsel.
“I’m honored to lead Ifrah Law at a moment of real momentum for our clients and our firm,” Cohen said.
The six new professionals are Sondra Grigsby, Andrew Snell, Jerin Horton, Halina Bereday, Nicholas Velez and Jessica Hawkins. The firm said the additions deepen its capabilities across legal work and operations.
The announcement highlighted Grigsby’s 16 years of experience in litigation, investigations and arbitrations, as well as Horton’s more than eight years of law firm management experience.
Firm Cites Demand for Litigation and Regulatory Advice
Ifrah Law said demand has increased for defense against class actions and mass arbitrations, alongside licensing, compliance, commercial and regulatory advice.
“We are growing alongside an industry we helped shape,” Jeff Ifrah said.
The firm says it has helped shape U.S. online gaming laws through precedent-setting cases. It described the additions and promotions as building on its “Sixth Man Advantage” approach.
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Source: As reported by businesswire.com.