
Lawyerly Lairs: A Biglaw Name Partner’s New $8 Million Abode
Because his old $4 million apartment wasn't nice enough....
Because his old $4 million apartment wasn't nice enough....
He's moving on up -- to a nearby $8 million apartment.
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The ex-girlfriend of billionaire George Soros has hired a new high-powered divorce lawyer to pursue her $50 million claim.
What prompted this move? And what will happen to the associates?
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