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Benesch Partners Lauren Zimmerman and Eileen DeLucia Profiled in Law360 on Move to Benesch

February 12, 2026

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Benesch recently welcomed two new partners, Lauren Zimmerman and Eileen DeLucia, to its Litigation Practice Group in New York, enhancing its capabilities in areas such as white collar, finance and commercial litigation. Both joined the firm from leading boutique litigation firms, drawn by the opportunity to be part of Benesch’s exciting momentum in the New York market and to help build its expanding litigation presence.

“The chance to grow a New York office while offering clients true wraparound support across the country was incredibly compelling,” said Lauren. “The culture is collaborative and supportive, but also entrepreneurial — which creates real opportunity to build a strong, close-knit team. The goal is straightforward: to build something lasting and to establish a respected, go-to litigation presence in New York.”

“Benesch’s New York litigation practice has real momentum right now,” said Eileen. “It’s doing NYC and national litigation with an elite team of lawyers that came from other big NYC names, but still managing to maintain a midwestern culture of kindness and grace.”

Read the full Law360 article

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