Lawrence Kill, a former managing partner at Anderson Kill & Olick who left two years ago with 55 other lawyers to join Reed Smith, rejoined his former firm Monday as chair of the litigation department. "I felt like I was coming home," said Kill, calling his return a "personal" decision.
March 03, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Lawrence Kill, a former managing partner at Anderson Kill & Olick who left two years ago with 55 other lawyers to join Reed Smith, rejoined his former firm Monday as chair of the litigation department.
Kill joined Reed Smith in January 2008 with other high-ranking partners following failed merger discussions between the firms.
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