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Shearman & Sterling isn’t just one of the nation’s oldest and most distinguished law firms, it’s also one of its most resilient. How else to describe a firm that took so many hits during the recession—by 2011, its net income, gross revenue, profits per partner, and head count...
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...King & Spalding recruited Savage, an international arbitration practitioner, from Shearman & Sterling to start the Singapore office, and a transactional lawyer, Daniel Rogers...
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...50 years. In 1960 the largest law firm in America was Shearman, Sterling & Wright in New York City with 125 lawyers. The largest...
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...arbitration practice, from Shearman & Sterling, where he headed the Asia disputes practice and was the...
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...recruited partner John Savage, who has an international arbitration practice, from Shearman & Sterling, where he headed the Asia disputes practice and was the vice...
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...R. Rogers, along with John Savage, a recruit who formerly headed Shearman & Sterling's Asian disputes practice and served as vice chairman of that...
...R. Rogers, along with John Savage, a recruit who formerly headed Shearman & Sterling's Asian disputes practice and served as vice chairman of that...
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...R. Rogers, along with John Savage, a recruit who formerly headed Shearman & Sterling's Asian disputes practice and served as vice chairman of that...
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...He said ICE also was represented by the London office of Shearman & Sterling; Climate Exchange was represented by the London office of Slaughter and...
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