New York Law Journal
...of The Appellate Defender, New York (Kerry S. Jamieson of counsel), and Linklaters, LLP, New York (Anna Greene of counsel), for ap — Cyrus R...
"My hope is that I will walk out of the building and no one will notice that anything has changed," said Mel Immergut of the carefully planned transition to the newly elected chair, Scott Edelman. Bu
...A group of five Linklaters attorneys have joined Pepper Hamilton's white-collar litigation and investigations group...
...Berick as a partner in the corporate and securities group from Linklaters. His mergers and acquisitions practice involves a range of domestic and cross...
...firm's mergers and acquisitions practice. Dufner rejoins White & Case from Linklaters. He had previously been a partner at White & Case from 2004...
...chair of the air quality and climate change practice. He joins from Linklaters, where he was head of the U.S. environmental and climate change...
Airline regulation is a matter for the federal government and not the states, an appellate court confirmed in an Oct. 11 ruling
...Stanford Renas has joined the structured finance and securitization practice from Linklaters; litigator David Crichlow was with Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw...
...He was the former head of the U.S. tax practice at Linklaters. • Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman...
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