Dechert has recruited a new bankruptcy partner, the same one Nixon Peabody brought on board in April. Shmuel Vasser on Wednesday explained that his defection after a mere two months at Nixon Peabody was due to his longstanding desire to work with old friend H. Jeffrey Schwartz, the co-leader of Dechert's bankruptcy practice, who reached out just after Vasser had started his new job.
June 12, 2008 at 11:11 AM
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Dechert has recruited a new bankruptcy partner, the same one Nixon Peabody brought on board in April.
Shmuel Vasser on Wednesday explained that his defection after a mere two months at Nixon Peabody was due to his longstanding desire to work with old friend H. Jeffrey Schwartz, the co-leader of Dechert’s bankruptcy practice, who reached out just after Vasser had started his new job.
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