Friends and colleagues remembered Elliott Goldstein, who died last week at 93, as a corporate lawyer who transformed the trajectory of what was Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy -- and much more. "He was an amazing person and in some ways one of the fathers of American corporate law," said Armin G. Brecher, a partner and former chairman of the firm that last year became part of Bryan Cave. Goldstein was "the mentor to everybody," recalled Thomas R. McNeill, now the firm's Atlanta managing partner.
September 15, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Friends and colleagues remembered Elliott Goldstein, who died last week at 93, as a World War II hero, a corporate lawyer who transformed the trajectory of what was Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy and a patron of arts and culture in Atlanta.
“He was an amazing person and in some ways one of the fathers of American corporate law,” said Armin G. Brecher, a partner and former chairman of the firm that last year became part of Bryan Cave.
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