National Law Journal...NEW ARRIVALS Constangy, Brooks & Smith (Atlanta): Amy Beth Dambeck joins the firm as...
...on litigation and counseling. Previously, Bernstein was a partner at Constangy, Brooks & Smith. ...
...a partner at Stern & Kilcullen. Constangy, Brooks & Smith (Atlanta): John MacDonald joins the firm as partner...
...a partner at Riemer & Braunstein. CONSTANGY, BROOKS & SMITH (Atlanta): Willard Krasnow joins the firm as partner...
...office and will focus on employment discrimination litigation. Previously, Smith was a partner at Constangy, Brooks & Smith. HANGLEY ARONCHICK SEGAL...
... LATERALS CONSTANGY, BROOKS & SMITH (Atlanta): Jewell Esposito joins the firm's employee...
...Zomnir, also of Pittsburgh, provides environmental advice and Atlanta's Constangy, Brooks & Smith provides labor and employment expertise. Baker & McKenzie...
...and local employment statutes. Previously, Reisdorff was a partner at Constangy, Brooks & Smith. THOMPSON HINE: Faith Charles...
Edward Dunham Jr. joins Kleinbard Bell & Brecker the firm as of counsel in Philadelphia. Plus more law firm movers in this week's column
... The firm recruited one partner and two associates from Constangy, Brooks & Smith, a labor and employment firm based in Atlanta with more...
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