Boston is a city that is rich in cultural history. It has been an important political and economic center since the onset of the American Revolution, and companies continue to flock to the northeast to pursue business opportunities. Recently, law firms are experiencing a surge in hiring and legal recruitment as they seek to find legal professionals to keep up with the burgeoning American economy.

Davis, Malm & D'Agostine P.C.

Trust and estate law is a very important branch of legal knowledge, and recently Boston-based corporate firm Davis, Malm & D'Agostine hired a new specialist in this area. CityBizList reported Donna M. White would join the team to help manage estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer tax planning. Her tax expertise made her a viable candidate for the open position.

"I am excited to join Davis Malm," said White, according to the news source. "I have long admired the firm's solid reputation and commitment to its clients and I look forward to practicing law with my new partners and colleagues."

Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks P.C.

Intellectual property is another big focus of Boston law firms, and private company Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks recently hired three certified experts in this field. Patent litigation partner Gregory F. Corbett and senior associates D. Alexander Ewing and Nathan R. Speed have joined the firm, reports Boston.com. The corporation focuses on technical specialty, so any lawyer with a background in science and engineering would fit in well there.

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