It might seem odd to have your living room on the second floor (or third floor, if you count the garden level, which has its own entrance). But that’s one of the quirks of townhouse living. At least it’s a great space; I’m a fan of the seascape on the far wall:
I must confess that Casey Cogut’s interior decorating taste is a bit old-fashioned and ornate for me. Personally speaking, I prefer the more modern aesthetic of former Orrick partner Alan Pomerantz (as reflected here, here, and here).
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But I have to give Cogut credit for superb execution of his chosen style. As any deal lawyer can tell you, excellent execution is key.
Speaking of dealmaking, let’s head up to the townhouse’s top floor, and check out Cogut’s home office….