Another One (Or 5) Bites The Dust: Cadwalader Litigation Leaders Exit Amid Hogan Lovells Merger Fallout
Litigation Co-Chairs decamp for Mintz.
Litigation Co-Chairs decamp for Mintz.
This abandoned tie-up created a massive firm.
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Ho ho ho...gan Lovells merging.
The unprecedented deal will create the fifth-largest law firm in the world by revenue.
Congratulations to the firm’s new partners.
The storied firm may be talking tie-up with Alston & Bird after months of uncertainty and partner exits.
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And a Biglaw firm seeks help while an in-house attorney blows up her career.
With partner departures mounting and outside interest accelerating, the firm may be edging closer to the possibility of a strategic combination.
One can only hope.
The Wall Street stalwart loses another major team -- 37 lawyers, including 10 partners.
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The firm hopes to spend the next 20 years working on behalf of the Brooklyn DA.
The exodus continues.