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Latitude Legal names Alex Su president as flexible talent provider expands

Latitude Legal promoted chief revenue officer Alex Su to president on September 8, 2026, with co-founder and chief executive Ross Booher handing over day-to-day operational control while remaining CEO. The Nashville-headquartered flexible legal talent provider said it has opened nine offices and added 243 corporate and 120 law firm clients since Su became CRO, and grew new client acquisition 52% in the first half of 2026.

Announcement (Business Wire) → · Legal IT Insider, Above the Law

Key points

  • Su's role previously focused on sales, marketing and revenue growth and broadens with the presidency.Legal IT Insider
  • Latitude reported opening nine new offices and adding 243 corporate and 120 law-firm clients under Su's CRO tenure.Business WireAbove the Law
  • Co-founder and chief executive Ross Booher hands over day-to-day operational control while remaining CEO.Legal IT Insider
  • Latitude's talent pool includes more than 7,000 pre-vetted attorneys.Business WireLegal IT Insider
  • Su said the flexible-talent model is becoming more relevant as firms and legal departments grapple with AI adoption.Legal IT Insider

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