The founding partner of Sullivan & Cromwell's mergers and acquisitions practice died Nov. 27 at home. He was 86.
December 03, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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George C. Kern Jr., the founding partner of Sullivan & Cromwell’s mergers and acquisitions practice, died Nov. 27 at home. He was 86.
Kern joined the firm in 1952 and eventually became its lead lawyer in takeover defenses and proxy battles, working on some of the largest corporate mergers in history.
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