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The Law Firm Business Institute, a law-firm consultancy run by A&FP Board member Stephen M. (Pete) Peterson, has merged with certified public accounting firm Maxfield & Co. Headquartered in Grand Junction, CO and serving clients nationally and internationally, the new firm is named Maxfield Peterson, P.C. (telephone 970-245-3600).
Active in the legal services sector since 1987, Peterson was the CFO and administrative director for two large law firms, and later a COO of Hildebrandt International. He counsels law firms on strategic planning, mergers and acquisitions, compensation, best business practices, improving administrative structures, capitalization and profitability improvement.
The Law Firm Business Institute will retain its identity as a specialized practice within Maxfield Peterson.
The Law Firm Business Institute, a law-firm consultancy run by A&FP Board member Stephen M. (Pete) Peterson, has merged with certified public accounting firm Maxfield & Co. Headquartered in Grand Junction, CO and serving clients nationally and internationally, the new firm is named Maxfield Peterson, P.C. (telephone 970-245-3600).
Active in the legal services sector since 1987, Peterson was the CFO and administrative director for two large law firms, and later a COO of Hildebrandt International. He counsels law firms on strategic planning, mergers and acquisitions, compensation, best business practices, improving administrative structures, capitalization and profitability improvement.
The Law Firm Business Institute will retain its identity as a specialized practice within Maxfield Peterson.
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