Stroock

Former Stroock partners would love to know if they're going to receive a distribution of capital as part of the firm's wind-down process. Their wallets are waiting...

Hogan Lovells is in a New York state of mind, and the elite firm wants as many lawyers as possible to join its Manhattan office.

Before long, Stroock will be just a memory, and all of its attorneys will have lateraled away from the troubled firm.

Partner? Partner.

Stroock staffers are now facing layoffs amid an uncertain employment market, and say they were left to fend for themselves during the firm's troubles.

The group of lateral partners from Stroock includes many who held leadership roles. More partners may join Hogan Lovells in the future.

In its WARN Act notice, Stroock lists a January 2024 date as the time of its official New York office closure.

Stroock took a tumble over the last few decades.

Get out before the dissolution, Stroock partners, because your money depends on it.

Here's why Stroock will do anything it can to stay away from bankruptcy.

This mess started when the firm lost its bankruptcy group, and now the firm doesn't want to end up in bankruptcy.

The firm knew of these plans since last week.

Maybe even at firms that were discussing merging with Stroock....

The future does not seem bright for this firm.

Always a bridesmaid, never a bride.

Yikes. Wonder what the firm's finances are looking like right now....

The former federal judge did not have the urge to merge, citing too many conflicts.

Cross your fingers…

They’re both keeping their options open… but what if this is Stroock’s only option to make it through the year?

This firm is leaking lawyers like a sieve.