Leaders of Wolf Block's 67-lawyer Roseland, N.J., operation will try to keep the office intact as a separate entity or by merging en masse with another firm, managing partner John Fanburg said last week. Fanburg said the office has received "a tremendous response" from the local, regional and national attorney community. Most of the office's partners come from Brach Eichler, which Wolf Block acquired in 2003. "The only decision we have reached is we want to stay together and practice together," Fanburg says.
March 30, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Leaders of Wolf Block’s 67-lawyer Roseland, N.J., operation will try to keep the office intact as a separate entity or by merging en masse with another firm, managing partner John Fanburg said Tuesday.
The day after partners at Philadelphia headquarters and in branches in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts voted to dissolve the 290-lawyer firm because of economic conditions, lawyers in the Roseland office met about their future and fielded inquiries from other firms, Fanburg says.
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