A-List Litigator Alex Spiro Aims at ‘Bigger Business' Than Law
If lawyer Alex Spiro has his way, that may soon change. With clients like Brady, Elon Musk, WeWork founder Adam Neumann, Jay-Z and Alec Baldwin, among many others, Spiro may have reached the pinnacle of his legal career. But in an extensive interview for The Circuit with Emily Chang, Spiro said he's now looking beyond the courtroom.
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