Willkie Farr & Gallagher has added two more partners to its bankruptcy practice in New York as the firm broadens its focus to include representing institutional creditors. The firm has hired Mary Warren from Linklaters and Joseph Minias from Quinn Emanuel Urqhart & Sullivan. The new partners come two weeks after Willkie recruited a pair of partners from Kaye Scholer, including its restructuring practice co-chair, Margot Schonholtz.
June 09, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Willkie Farr & Gallagher has added two more partners to its bankruptcy practice in New York as the firm broadens its focus to include representing institutional creditors.
The firm has hired Mary Warren from Linklaters and Joseph Minias from Quinn Emanuel Urqhart & Sullivan. The new partners come two weeks after Willkie recruited a pair of partners from Kaye Scholer, including its restructuring practice co-chair, Margot Schonholtz.
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