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They took off with Los Angeles, three middle–aged lawyers who opened up shop in 1951, covering the core California legal food groups: employment, real estate, and litigation. They added corporate and tax along the way and today Paul Hastings’s 900 lawyers are spread across 18 offices on...
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A founding partner of the litigation boutique known until March 30 as Ashe Rafuse & Hill, R. Lawrence Ashe, said his law partners' efforts to force him into retirement spurred the 72-year-old litigat
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R. Lawrence Ashe, a founding partner of the litigation boutique known until Saturday as Ashe Rafuse & Hill, said his law partners' efforts to force him into retirement spurred the 72-year-old litigat
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...on the case, John Parker of the Atlanta office of Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker. William "K" Whitner, a Paul Hastings...
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...Wayne Shortridge. During Shortridge's tenure as managing partner of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker's Atlanta office, that branch doubled from about 40 to...
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