The Recorder
...activities. Fishman was previously with Dewey & LeBoeuf, where he also...of the legal treatise Ballantine & Sterling: California Corporation Laws...
...to sink or not." Van de Kamp joined Dewey Ballantine in 1991, following his time as attorney general, and served as...
...California's Proposition 103 hearings, among other things. Before Dewey Ballantine's 2007 merger with LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae, Woods was...
...from Columbia Law School in 1996, he joined what was then Dewey Ballantine as a corporate associate in New York. He worked on dozens...
The Daily Report
William Coats embraces change. Since 2001, the California-based patent litigator has switched law firms four times, landing most recently as managing partner of Kaye Scholer's Silicon Valley office.
Firm-hopping is a way of life for some in-demand partners, but frequent moves can create problems for them and their firms
...fled Brobeck in 2002 before it collapsed, for New York-based Dewey Ballantine. Then in 2006, Elacqua jumped to the Silicon Valley branch of...
NYLawyer
...fled Brobeck in 2002 before it collapsed, for New York-based Dewey Ballantine. Then in 2006, Elacqua jumped to the Silicon Valley branch of...
...fled Brobeck in 2002 before it collapsed, for New York-based Dewey Ballantine. Then in 2006, Elacqua jumped to the Silicon Valley branch of...
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