Patricia Hynes
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Betty Fletcher, Feminism, Gender, Kathleen Sullivan, Law Firm Names, Lesbians, Patricia Hynes
Update: Notable Notes on Kathleen Sullivan and Other Female Name Partners
The elevation of Kathleen Sullivan to name partner at Quinn Emanuel symbolized some serious change in the world of Biglaw. Diversity in the partnership ranks is growing. Sullivan is likely Biglaw’s first openly LGBT name partner, and she appears to be the first female to get her name on the door at an AmLaw 100 […] -
Allen & Overy, Bad Ideas, Bankruptcy, Biglaw, Milberg Weiss, Patricia Hynes, Plaintiffs Firms
Musical Chairs: Parachuting Onto a Sinking Ship?
We’re vaguely troubled by the title of this WSJ Law Blog post (’cause it makes us think of this). But it does report on a notable move within the legal profession, so we will plow ahead. From the aforementioned post: Matthew Gluck is joining Milberg Weiss Bershad & Schulman as a senior partner, marking a […] - Sponsored
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Allen & Overy, Biglaw, Day Berry & Howard, Musical Chairs, Patricia Hynes, Securities and Exchange Commission
Musical Chairs: 09.15.06
Lateral Moves: * Litigator Robert Knuts, to Allen & Overy, from Day, Berry & Howard. Knuts was with the New York office of the SEC from 1994 to 2003. As you may recall, London-based Allen & Overy is trying to build up its New York litigation practice — most recently through the addition of former […]
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Allen & Overy, Michael Chepiga, Milberg Weiss, Patricia Hynes, Plaintiffs Firms
Milberg Weiss Death Watch: Now It's Getting Really Bad
Since it went and got itself indicted, things have been less than peachy-keen over at Milberg Weiss, everyone’s favorite class-action complaint factory. Milberg has lost oodles of prominent partners to other plaintiffs’ firms. And now things are turning downright ugly: Patricia Hynes, a former name partner of Milberg Weiss, is crossing over to the other […]
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