#Erik Gustafson

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1947 Masco MA-25 PA Head

2 6L6, 2 channels, Volume on each, 1 tone, 2 speaker jacks. Sparkling cleans at low to medium volume, huge fuzz when dimed. Who needs a pedal? 2 videos follow, Ben Wright - dimed with P90s and Erik Gustafson clean and dirty with Gretsch Dynasonics.

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💙🤍❤️ | 24.06.2021

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"Ernst-Hugo" (2008) - Erik Bäfving

Films I've watched in 2022 (87/210)

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If Bowman can get Drake caggulia for Brandon Manning and Erik Gustafson for nothing...he can get Brock for a tree stump.

Stan about to fleece the Van GM and get Petey too

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do you by any chance have the source video of gabe and erik gustafson?

it’s from jimmy wixtrom’s sportsbladet feature! thanks for giving me an excuse to watch it again and marvel at the intimacy

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Erik Gustafson (@ndsu_official) is presenting research on “A new materialist and media ecological analysis of the entanglement of voters and voting systems in democratic functions during the 2000 and 2020 U.S. Presidential elections” for the Communication and the Future’s Top Papers session. @nationalcommunicationassoc #NCACatF #CatF https://www.instagram.com/p/CWeZ5wCPOyx/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Registration is open. Conference to be held at the MFAH & UH.

Preliminary Schedule

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 6:00-7:00:  Keynote Lecture:  “Engaging audiences with the Trecento” Dr. Caroline Campbell, The Jacob Rothschild Head of the Curatorial Department and Curator of Italian Paintings before 1500, The National Gallery, London Introduction by David Bomford, Chairman of Conservation and Audrey Jones Beck Curator of European Art

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 MFAH, American General Room & adjacent space 8:30-9:20: Coffee and Breakfast

9:20-9:30: Welcome and opening remarks

9:30-11: Session 1 PAINTING IN FLORENCE & NEARBY TOWNS Chair: Bryan Keene George R. Bent, Washington and Lee University, Jacopo, Niccolò, and Paintings in Books for S. Maria degli Angeli Laura Leeker, Ohio State University, The Problem of Narrative at San Francesco in Pistoia Cathleen Hoeniger, Queen’s University, Rising from the Rubble of WWII: The Trecento Altarpiece of Impruneta

11-11:30 Coffee Break

11:30-12:30: Session 2 FRIARS Chair: Ann Johns Amber McAlister, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, The Bodies and Blood of Christ and the Virgin at Santa Maria Novella, Florence Cordelia Warr, Manchester University, Color and Cut in the Franciscan Habit

12:30-1:00: Presentation of the volume of the papers from the 2016 conference

1:00-2:00 lunch

2:00-3:30: Session 3 THE VENETO & NORTHERN ITALY Chair: Sarah Wilkins Ana Munk, University of Zagreb, Painted Tombs for Saints in Medieval Venice: Pictorial Narratives and their Social Function Anna Majeski, Institute of Fine Arts/American Academy in Rome, Cosmos and Community at the Palazzo della Ragione in Padua Erik Gustafson, Locating the Duomo of Milan in the European Trecento

3:30-4:00 Coffee Break

4:00-5:30: Session 4 TRANSCULTURAL TRECENTO STUDIES Chair: Gail Solberg Christopher Wilke Platts, Yale University, Establishing the International Patronage of Paolo Veneziano: New Case Studies from France and Croatia Vera-Simone Schulz, Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz – Max-Planck-Institut, Textiles, Transcultural Art History and Trecento Painting: Local and Global Entanglements Between the Arts Lorenzo Vigotti, Columbia University, Ilkhanid-Italian Relationship During the Trecento: Persian Medieval Prototypes for Brunelleschi’s Dome in Florence

6:00-7:00: viewing of Strauss Galleries with David Bomford

7:15+ dinner

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 UH Campus: Dudley Recital Hall & foyer 9:00-9:30 Coffee and Breakfast

9:30-11:00: Session 5 SIENA & ITS CONTADO Chair: Max Grossman Gilbert D. Jones, Case Western Reserve University, Edges and Borders in Trecento Italian Art: Pseudo-Kufic in Duccio’s Maestà Wolfgang Loseries, Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz — Max-Planck-Institut, Sienese Altarpieces for the Dominican Church in San Gimignano: News on Bartolomeo Bulgarini, Bartolo di Fredi and Taddeo di Bartolo Sandra Cardarelli, University of Aberdeen, The Lignum Crucis and the Veneration of the Cross in the Contado of Siena: Unmasking Some Neglected Images in the Cathedral of Massa Marittima

11:00-11:30: Coffee Break

11:30-1:00: Session 6 ART & POLITICS Chair: Janis Elliott Elena Brizio, Georgetown University - Fiesole, Visual Representation of Women's Legal Duties in Medieval Siena Sarah Kozlowski, University of Texas, Dallas/Edith O’Donnell Institute for Art History, Stone, Flesh, Paint: Fictive Porphyry Versos in a Group of Panel Paintings from Angevin Naples Cathleen A. Fleck, St Louis University,  Art of an Emblematic King: Robert I of Naples as King of Jerusalem in the Fourteenth Century

1:00-2:00: lunch

2:00-3:30: Session 7 NARRATIVE Chair: Michael Grillo Claire Jensen, University of Toronto, The Reliquary Column of the Flagellation: A Case for Narrative Reliquaries Karl Whittington, Ohio State University, Diagramming Triumph in Trecento Painting: Augustine, Thomas, and the Spectrum of Allegory Luca Palozzi, University of Edinburgh, The New Time of the 1310s

3:30-4:00: Coffee Break

4:30-6:00: Session 8 NEW PERSPECTIVES ON FAMILIAR WORKS Chair: Holly Flora Sonia Chiodo, Università degli Studi Firenze, Giotto's Portrait of Dante: A New Perspective Theresa Flanigan, The College of St. Rose, Giotto's Naturalism and Medical Science in Padua Patricia Simons, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, The Altar as Stage: Visual and Material Conditions of the Dramatized Nativity from the Late Dugento to the Early Quattrocento

6:30+ Concluding dinner

For more information: Andrew Ladis Trecento Conference

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Electro-Pop Artist EVA X Drops New Video, "Machine"

Electro-Pop Artist EVA X Drops New Video, “Machine”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:September 24, 2021 – Electro-pop artist EVA X has just unveiled the new video for her single, “Machine.”  The video was directed, shot and edited by Erik Gustafson (GRENDEL / ADORATION DESTROYED).  About the song: “Machine” is the first look at EVA X‘s upcoming album, I Dream Of A Reality. EVA X has the following to say about the song and its story:“I have a complicated…

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Lincoln mini-golf course looks to add alcohol The Salvation Army of Lincoln held its First Annual Miniature Golf Tournament on Aug. 27, 2011, at Adventure Golf.  For the Lincoln Journal Star Adventure Golf plans to pair beer, wine and liquor with putt-putt in southeast Lincoln. The Lincoln City Council on Monday unanimously approved Adventure Golf’s request for a liquor license allowing on-site consumption at the mini-golf course, 5901 S. 56th St. “Our desire for that is not to be a destination for purchasing alcohol,” co-owner Erik Gustafson told the City Council at a public hearing Monday. Lincoln, school officials hope new high school will be boost for Air Park The 36-hole mini-golf course wants to add alcohol to appeal to traditional golfers, but Gustafson said Adventure Golf plans to restrict alcohol consumption to one of its courses to maintain a family-friendly environment.  Adventure Golf may implement a drink limit, plans to put wristbands on eligible drinkers and likely will only serve alcohol during weekend evening hours, he said.  The City Council’s approval is not the final say but likely will lead to the license’s approval by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission. Crowded, diverse field of candidates vie for Lincoln City Council seats Ricketts looks ahead to ‘a more normal life’ after a dark year Top Journal Star photos for February With a morsel of food perched in its mouth, a chickadee makes a winged retreat from a bird feeder on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021, at Holmes Lake Park. High temps are forecast to be in the mid-40s to 50s for the next week. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February David City’s Dylan Vodicka (right) collapses into the arms of wrestling coach Tahner Thiem after defeating Ord’s Kelen Meyer in the Class C 182 pound state championship match on February 20, 2021, at CHI Health Center. It was an emotional day for Vodicka, who won his state title without his father, Jim, who passed away in December. “I know he’s watching,” Vodicka said. “He’d be so proud.” Vodicka capped off an undefeated 54-0 campaign that included breaking the school career wins record with 184. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February Scottsbluff’s Paul Garcia celebrates after defeating  Gering’s Paul Ruff in the Class B 126 pound state championship match on February 20, 2021, at CHI Health Center. Garcia became entered into the history books as one of Nebraska’s few 4-time state championship holders. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February Crete celebrates after defeating Waverly 40-31, to win the B-3 district final on Saturday, February 20, 2021, at Crete High School. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February Nebraska takes the court to celebrate their three set sweep over Minnesota on Sunday, February 21, 2021, at the Devany Sports Center. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February Bill Eickmeier clears snow from his driveway early in the morning on Sunday, February 21, 2021. The city received another helping of snow -2 inches, to be exact, according to the National Weather Service. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February Corn Coast Brewing co-owners Dan Walkermeyer (left) and Will Walter stand inside the future site of their first taproom and brewing location in Southwest Lincoln at 1433 Dahlberg Drive on Friday, February 19, 2021. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February Lincoln East state wrestling qualifiers Brandon Bausert (top) and Keith Smith spar as part of a warmup during wrestling practice at Lincoln East High School on Monday, February 15, 2021. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February Jutta Graham (left) and Tom Wagoner practice the basics of dancing the Rumba during a day of dance lessons on Sunday, February 14, 2021, at The DelRay Ballroom. The Rumba is regarded as not just a mere dance with steps to follow. Many regard the rumba as the dance of love and passion. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February Florist Kurtis Bomar picks out roses for a Valentines Day bouquet on Saturday, February 13, 2021, at Stem Gallery. Not even sub-zero temperatures and a pandemic can stem the curve of flower sales for Valentines day. As the orders continued to roll in, delivery drivers and florist have taken precautions to fight against the cold. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February A frigid squirrel braves the unwelcoming icy cold to forage for food at Holmes Lake Park on Friday, February 12, 2021. With the days high just barely reaching 1 degree Fahrenheit without wind chill. It was rare to see signs of life that were not bolting for warmth. Anyone spotted outside faced bone chilling winds and snow flurries. Forecast for western Nebraska predicted similar weather continuing into the following days. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February Pius X’s Dontae Thomas celebrates with teammates after pinning Elkhorn South’s Henry Thomsen in the 182lb championship match during the A-4 district wrestling meet on Saturday, February 13, 2021, at Omaha Central High School. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Nebraska vs. Minnesota, 2.19 Nebraska’s Lexi Sun celebrates a kill by teammate Lauren Stivrins (not shown) to tie the score against Minnesota at 21-21 in the fourth set Friday at the Devaney Sports Center. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Nebraska vs. Minnesota, 2.19 Nebraska’s Madi Kubik (10) dives for an ace serve by Minnesota’s Adanna Rollins in the fourth set as teammate Kayla Caffey (top) looks on at the Devaney Sports Center on Friday. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Nebraska vs. Minnesota, 2.19 Nebraska’s Riley Zuhn (16) attempts a kill against Minnesota in the third set on Friday, Feb. 19, 2021, at the Devaney Sports Center. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February BIRDS OF A FEATHER A bluejay watches as a competitor for food comes in for a landing on a hanging peanut wreath bird feeder Wednesday at Holmes Lake Park. After 10 days of frigid weather — including a period of below-zero high temperatures��— the weather is forecast to be milder through the end of the month. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February John Matczyszyn (center) scores a goal between brothers Alex (left) and Thomas on Wednesday on the north shore of Holmes Lake. The brothers were joined by their father Alexander (not shown). After 10 days of frigid weather — including a period of below-zero high temperatures — the area is forecasted to receive a more reasonable climate heading into the next week. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February A squirrel raids a hanging peanut wreath bird feeder for a peanut on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021, on the south shore on Holmes Lake Park. After 10 days of frigid weather – including a period of below-zero high temperatures – the area is forecasted to receive a more reasonable climate heading into the next week and a half. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February A pair of ice fishermen pull a sled with their gear out on the snow and ice-covered surface of Holmes Lake Park on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021. After 10 days of frigid weather – including a period of below-zero high temperatures – the area is forecasted to receive a more reasonable climate heading into the next week and a half. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February Lincoln Pius X’s Charlie Hoiberg (12) blocks Lincoln Southeast’s Sam Haire’s layup as teammate Sam Hoiberg (2) and Derek Branch (3) look on in the first half Wednesday at Southeast High School. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February Lincoln Northeast’s Connor Renard (center) lands on the back of Millard South’s Brock Murtaugh as they battled for a rebound in the first half Saturday at Lincoln Northeast. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February Lincoln Northeast’s Porter Bazil (33) blocks a shot from Millard South’s Lance Rucker in the first half Saturday at Lincoln Northeast. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February With below-zero wind chills in the air, a squirrel leaps from one snow bank to another on Tuesday at Holmes Lake Park. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February American Bison forage for food in the bitter cold after on Sunday, February 07, 2021, at the Pioneers Park Nature Center. Bone chilling winds whipped snow through the Lincoln area, causing temperatures to drop to single digit temperatures. Weekly outlooks expect the trend to continue for at least into the next week. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February A dog walker walks past tree branches covered in hoar frost near Holmes Lake Park on Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021. JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February Fremont bowling head coach Keith Cunnings celebrates after the team won the team title during state bowling championships, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2021 at Sun Valley Lanes. JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February Alec Manzano (right) loads an order of groceries into a car at the Hyvee online order pickup site on Sunday, February 07, 2021, at the Hyvee on 51st and O street. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February Venturing out in the below-zero wind chill on snowshoes he received in Christmas 2019, Walt Stroup of Lincoln blazes a trail on the pristine powdery remnants of the 25.3 inches of snow the city received during a 14-day period from Jan. 25 to Feb. 7 on Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2021, at Holmes Lake Park. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star FRANCIS GARDLER Top Journal Star photos for February Fremont’s Cole Macaluso bowls in the boys state bowling, Monday, Feb. 8, 2021, at Sun Valley Lanes. JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February Snow and single-digit temperatures don’t stop people from walking around Holmes Lake on Monday, Feb. 8, 2021. GWYNETH ROBERTS, Journal Star GWYNETH ROBERTS, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February Nebraska’s Kaitlyn Higgins springs from the vault during a duel against Rutgers on Sunday, Feb. 7, 2021, at the Devaney Sports Center. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February Shadows of the Lincoln East show choir are silhouetted on the wall as they rehearse on Monday, February 01, 2021 at Lincoln East High School. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. Kenneth Ferriera Top Journal Star photos for February Nebraska head coach John Cook (bottom center) talks to the team before they take on Maryland on Feb. 6 at the Devaney Sports Center. FRANCIS GARDLER, JOURNAL STAR FILE PHOTO Top Journal Star photos for February A biker braves heavy snowfall on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2021, along the Rock Island trail. Adverse weather was of no concern to the cold blooded bikers who took part in the Frosty Bike Ride on Saturday. Despite temperatures in the low teens and a snow forecast of 4 inches, bike enthusiasts braved the weather for the annual ride. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February Lincoln Southwest’s Tommy Palmer launches himself into the backstroke at the start of the Boys 200-Yard Medley Relay against Lincoln Southeast on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021, during a swimming dual at Lincoln Southwest High School. FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star FRANCIS GARDLER Top Journal Star photos for February Proponents of LB643 wait in the rotunda to testify in favor of the new bill on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021, at the Nebraska State Capitol. If passed LB643 would allow them to be exempted from any vaccine program, though at this time one does not exist. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February By-product of ethanol is seen at AltEn, Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021, in Mead, Neb. JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February Hoar frost coats tree branches on Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021. GWYNETH ROBERTS, Journal Star GWYNETH ROBERTS, Journal Star Top Journal Star photos for February Crew members work around an OC-135B after it landed as the first U.S. Air Force plane from Offutt’s temporary relocation to the Lincoln Airport on Monday, Feb. 1, 2021. The Air Force’s 55th Wing is relocating to Lincoln while Offutt’s runway is reconstructed. GWYNETH ROBERTS, Journal Star GWYNETH ROBERTS, Journal Star Reach the writer at 402-473-2657 or rjohnson@journalstar.com. On Twitter @LJSRileyJohnson. With a weekly newsletter looking back at local history. 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Industrial Metal Band SCREAM AT THE SKY Unleashes New Video For "World Of Hate."

Industrial Metal Band SCREAM AT THE SKY Unleashes New Video For “World Of Hate.”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 1, 2021 – Texas industrial/metal band SCREAM AT THE SKY has unleashed a brand new video for their song, “World Of Hate.”  The track appears on SCREAM AT THE SKY‘s self-titled EP which dropped in February of 2020. The “World Of Hate” video was directed by Erik Gustafson courtesy of Erik Gustafson Cinematography and Brian Carter. “This is actually one of the first…

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2 6L6 head, 2 12″ speakers. Amp base slides into the bottom slot of the 2 speaker cabs that buckle together and have brand new leather handles from Hawkstead Leather on Etsy. Demos by Erik Gustafson, clean Strat and LP with humbuckers. Videos recorded at the Berkley Music Company, Berkley MI.

All of my amps and guitars are available for Detroit Studio Rental and players are always welcome to come experience vintage amps they won’t find elsewhere. Royal Oak MI 248-808-2951

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wait I got this

this is Jon Merrill, he is our new defenceman we got from Detroit who looks like a Letterkenny extra. so far I think he’s alright! he said he grew his hair out because his small daughters like to pull on it, and that is adorable.

this is Erik Gustafson, the other other new defenceman we got from Philadelphia. he exists and I think that’s the most complimentary thing I have heard about his play so far! sorry Erik. good luck out there bud

this has been your trade deadline update! 😁

anyway… i updated my habs primer. the link is to a google slide presentation, because it got too long for a tumblr post alone.

when i made the first one, i had kind of just started getting into the team and now i, uh. pay for a separate subscription for habs news. i’ve reorganized almost everything, updated it to reflect coaching and personnel changes, and fixed a few mistakes. i hope you enjoy it!

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November Forest Walk

By: Christopher Johnson

The road wagged back and forth like the tail of a dog, curling around saltboxes and Cape Cods and three-hundred-year-old colonials with rough-hewn beams and low ceilings. Eventually the road passed the Nobscot Boy Scout reservation, west of Boston, and he turned his ’84 blue Toyota Corolla into the gravel parking lot. Here, at the reservation, Erik Gustafson intended to…

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Tyler Roy Roberts , Kennedy Stinson , Sam Olive , Erik Nash , Mason Turnage , Ben Buehler , Bo Turnage , Jennifer Gustafson , Eddie Nash , Edgar Ochoa , Ty Boice , Weston Hedin , Stevie Mae , William Poole , Chris Griffo

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Cutters Studios supports mcgarrybowen's FosterMore campaign

Courtesy of The Drum: "FosterMore, a coalition of entertainment, media, business and philanthropic organizations working to deliver a better future for America’s foster care youth, kicks off today its #DonateYourSmallTalk campaign just in time for May National Foster Care Month. The premise for FosterMore’s #DonateYourSmallTalk is simple – simply talking about foster care can help millions of kids who are currently in the foster care system or were in the system at some point in their lives."

Creative agency: mcgarrybowen. Director: Steve Miller. Production company: Radical Media. Editor: Grant Gustafson, Cutters. Graphics/Finishing: Flavor. Final Mix: Erik Widmark, Another Country.

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The Biglaw Firm That Keep Losing Partners Is Revamping Their Leadership Structure

Elizabeth Acee

We’ve been talking about LeClairRyan an awful lot in 2019.

And it’s with good reason: the Biglaw firm lost 20 partners to the bustling lateral market in January alone. Plus there are the 42 partners that departed the firm in 2018, and, as Law.com reports, the firm’s revenue has been on the downswing in recent years:

The changes come at a time of continuing lateral departures at LeClairRyan, and amid sustained revenue decreases at the firm in recent years. The firm’s gross revenue fell from $163 million in 2015 to $142 million in 2017, according to Am Law 200 figures, with declines continuing into 2018.

Despite these… challenges, the firm has put on a brave face, claiming they are creating “law firm 2.0” because of a partnership with alternative legal service provider, UnitedLex. Together they’re launching ULX Partners LLC, to provide nonlegal operations for law firms. To further support these changes, the firm has created the leadership role of president, which will share executive duties with the firm CEO.

Yesterday, the firm announced litigation head Elizabeth K. Acee is the firm’s new President, and she’ll be working with Chief Executive Officer C. Erik Gustafson in leading the firm forward:

“Lizz has been an essential partner and leader in helping address the changes being driven by shifts in the legal marketplace, particularly as we move toward a next-generation law firm model,” Gustafson said. “Our Board of Members shared in my enthusiasm in elevating her to the President role. This signals not only the firm’s commitment to that vision, but also confidence in her ability to lead us forward.”

Congratulations to Acee on her new role. Hopefully, this is a harbinger of good things to come for the firm.

Earlier: Biglaw Firm Loses Over A Dozen Partners As More Firms Spread To Boston Biglaw Firm That Just Lost Over A Dozen Partners Loses Even More The Partner Departures At This Biglaw Firm Are Really Piling Up

Kathryn Rubino is a Senior Editor at Above the Law, and host of The Jabot podcast. AtL tipsters are the best, so please connect with her. Feel free to email her with any tips, questions, or comments and follow her on Twitter (@Kathryn1).

The Biglaw Firm That Keep Losing Partners Is Revamping Their Leadership Structure republished via Above the Law