The Legal IntelligencerAt Dewey & LeBoeuf, the only order seems to be who's next to head for the door. On Wednesday, two members of the struggling firm's four-partner office of the chairman — Richard Shutran and Jeff
...urged Howrey partners to act quickly on Winston's offers to hire about three-quarters of the lawyers. The big...
...amp; Harrison; and Heller Ehrman. Others echo his view. "Winston's got some exposure here," says Robert Hillman, an authority on...
At one of the discussions at the ABA's Real Property, Trust and Estate Law spring symposium last week in Philadelphia, one lawyer likened the commercial real estate market to a coal mine
At one of the discussions at the ABA's Real Property, Trust and Estate Law spring symposium last week in Philadelphia, one lawyer likened the commercial real estate market to a coal mine
...and 20 partners in various practice areas and locations. The size of Winston's initial and current interest is unclear, though a source familiar with...
...particularly in the area of condominium and community association development.Winston's clients include real estate entities such as the Carlyle Group, Centex...
...particularly in the area of condominium and community association development.Winston's clients include real estate entities such as the Carlyle Group, Centex...
New PositionBernie Bittner, vice president of Fidelity National Title Insurance Co., has been promoted to the position of client service and business development manager for the company's Philadelphi
...meaning of the term "Iron Curtain," a phrase that was coined by Winston S. Churchill in a March 1946 speech at Westminster College in Fulton...
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