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Mainor Eglet Cottle now just Mainor Eglet
Posted on | July 13, 2010 | No Comments
LAS VEGAS LEGAL NEWS — Rumors are flying like Frisbees over the sudden departure of Robert Cottle from Nevada’s top personal injury law firm formerly known as Mainor Eglet Cottle.
First reported in a blog over at Wild Wild Law (gavel bang), the mystery surrounding Cottle’s disappearance from the company’s website was turning out to be a real whodunit.
However, Sharon Christal, who handles public relations for the firm, said Cottle is “pursuing other interests. Robert Cottle would like to express his gratitude and appreciation to his former partners for he many great years together. Rob’s former partners at Mainor Eglet wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors.”
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