The Charlotte office will be headed up by Bob Donlon, who hasleft Smith Helms Mulliss & Moore where he concentrated onworking with start-up companies.
Some local technology experts say Morris, Manning has the rightapproach but may find it difficult to succeed in Charlotte'scompetitive market. But the law firm thinks the timing is right toestablish a technology-oriented practice in the Queen City. Manyout-of-town firms have gravitated to Charlotte in recent yearsbecause the city has grown as a major financial center.
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