L. Lin Wood Jr. is returning to his small-firm roots after becoming the first celebrity plaintiffs lawyer for Powell Goldstein, now Bryan Cave, five years ago. Wood says he left Bryan Cave to handle a big whistleblower case that would have posed conflicts at the 1,000-lawyer firm.
May 27, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
L. Lin Wood Jr. is returning to his small-firm roots after becoming the first celebrity plaintiffs lawyer for Powell Goldstein, now Bryan Cave, five years ago.
He and Stacey G. Evans, a senior associate at Bryan Cave, left to launch Wood, Hernacki & Evans on May 9. Joining them is Katherine V. Hernacki, who was Wood’s associate at his own firm and then Bryan Cave before starting a solo plaintiffs’ practice last year.
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