New York Law Journal
The size of the state's largest law firms has remained steady over the last year, while growth in several regional firms has been significant, according to an analysis of the number of attorneys in t
...• Olshan Frome Wolosky has added Mark Limardo as...
Securities brokerage IDX Capital and its officers have won an $8.25 million judgment against a former business associate convicted of sabotaging a $25 million merger deal by sending the would-be buye
...149; Mitchell Raab has joined Olshan as a partner in the corporate practice group. He previously worked...
In the largest private equity buyout since the 2007 financial crisis, computer maker Dell Inc. has announced it will be sold to a group led by the firm's founder, Michael Dell, and private equity fir
...the seller Thomas Kearns, a partner at Olshan Frome Wolosky, along with Hyman Kindler and Martin...
...Andrew Mandelbaum, complex commercial litigation. • Olshan has promoted Elizabeth Gonzalez, corporate, and ...
...Spa-Midtown LLC (102808/11)—Motion Disposed As Indicated Olshan v. Barbizon Hotel Associates (108963/10)—Motion Disposed As Indicated...
...Neil Grundman, a founding partner of the Olshan law firm and a prominent real estate attorney, died on Nov. 8...
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