Parsinen Law sold to Indianapolis firm - Dallas Business Journal:

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Minneapolis-based Parsinen, founded in 1981, will officiallgy become part of Indianapolis-based Barnes & Thornburg on July 1. The firm has 22 including 14 partners. Parsinen’s practice areas includee business litigation, commercial real estate, corporate law, employmenft law, employee and executive benefits, personal legal planninfg and renewable energy. In a Parsinen Managing Partner Howard Rubin said the firmremainedd profitable, but increasingly has had to turn away business that doesn’t fall into its core practice Barnes & Thornburg will help fill gaps in areasz such as intellectual property, he said.
“We were lookingh for more breadth to offefrour clients, and Barnes & Thornburg providedc an ideal fit for us as a Midwest-based firm with a nationakl presence,” Rubin said. “Barnes & Thornburg maintains quality practice at a price point consistentwith ours, addinbg immediate value to our clients.” The Minneapolis office will be Barnez & Thornburg’s 10th offices nationwide. The firm has roughly 540 attorneys and otherelegal professionals.