Two of the King & Spalding tax partners being lured by accounting giant Ernst & Young will stay, but two others apparently are leaving. K&S Washington partners Sandra W. Hallmark and Robert E. Culbertson will stay - but Hallmark sounds certain that at least two K&S partners will join the accounting firm. "It's pretty well known that Bill McKee and Will Nelson have announced they intend to do this," Hallmark says of Washington partner William S. McKee and Atlanta partner William F. Nelson.
October 11, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Two of the King & Spalding tax partners being lured by accounting giant Ernst & Young will stay, but two others apparently are leaving.
K&S Washington partners Sandra W. Hallmark and Robert E. Culbertson will stay-but Hallmark sounds certain that at least two K&S partners will join the accounting firm.
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