Cozen O'Connor, A Professional Corporation

Founded in Philadelphia in 1968, Cozen O'Connor is a full-service law firm serving business, insurance and private clients throughout the United States and internationally. Ranked among the 100 largest law firms in the United States, Cozen O'Connor is comprised of more than 540 attorneys practicing in 23 offices. The firm has 21 national offices and international offices in London, England and Toronto, Canada. Cozen O'Connor offers legal services in dozens of practice areas, representing various corporations and organizations both large and small throughout the world.

Cozen O'Connor prides itself on its 38-year history and our diverse group of skilled attorneys. We are dedicated to providing each client with the highest level of legal services rendered in the most efficient and cost-effective manner. Our philosophy acknowledges the importance of each client's interests, and we recognize that effective attorney-client relationships is paramount.

Built on a foundation of uncompromising effort, integrity and work product, Cozen O'Connor seeks to continue to strengthen its international reputation as a superior provider of a full spectrum of legal services. To this end, we embrace a culture that is entrepreneurial in spirit, cohesive in operation and familial at heart.

We continually reinforce our reputation for excellent service through the effective representation of our clients, the provision of an enriching and rewarding work environment for our employees and an unyielding commitment to our profession and our community. By embodying and inspiring our core values of integrity, excellence, teamwork, community service and collegiality, we are certain to ensure Cozen O'Connor's continued success and growth.

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