The L.A. firm that bore the now-disgraced Dreier name splits in twain: Larry Stein's group wants to join another bigger firm, while the other will stand alone. Also Blogged: Lawyer skims $71K of the $80K he received to mount a death penalty defense. Conflict? Guess not ... And: New statistics confirm that few lawyers dare take a part-time schedule (very few) and that most of them are women (way most). Plus: The Munger lawyer who didn't quite vet Bill Richardson?
January 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Dreier’s LA Affiliates Un-Merge
The LA firm that bore the now-disgraced name of Marc Dreier is splitting in two: Larry Stein’s group wants to join another bigger firm, while the other will stand alone.
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