On the heels of a landmark $51.5 million jury verdict against a tobacco company, plaintiffs attorney Madelyn Chaber is leaving her firm, Wartnick, Chaber, Harowitz, Smith & Tigerman, to spend more time with her son. "I've resigned as a shareholder from my law firm to go watch the green grass grow with my youngster," said Chaber. "I have a kid who just turned 8, and I decided I wanted to spend more time with him than one day a week."
December 02, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Fresh off the heels of a landmark $51.5 million jury verdict against a tobacco company, plaintiffs attorney Madelyn Chaber is leaving her firm, Wartnick, Chaber, Harowitz, Smith & Tigerman, to spend more time with her son.
“I’ve resigned as a shareholder from my law firm to go watch the green grass grow with my youngster,” said Chaber. “I have a kid who just turned 8, and I decided I wanted to spend more time with him than one day a week.”
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