Corporate Counsel
There are firms that look for the trends that will bring growth—and there is Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, which has always had an uncanny knack for finding them. Soon after its founding in 1884, the New York firm began advising a number of railroad clients, notably on the mergers that would...
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...return to the arts. After law school I went to Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett so I could work with Victoria Bjorklund, a top expert...
...return to the arts. After law school I went to Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett so I could work with Victoria Bjorklund, a top expert...
...the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust division, rejoined Simpson Thacher & Bartlett as a partner in New York. Mitchell, Silberberg...
When a large public company decides to go private—as Dell Inc. has decided to do—the legal department is juggling an almost overwhelming list of legal issues
...joined Kirkland & Ellis as a partner in New York. Simpson Thacher & Bartlett's New York office picked up JONATHAN LINDABURY...
A judge finds that lawyers at TD Bank stumbled badly in managing discovery
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