For the third time in the last year, Philadelphia-based Dilworth Paxson has lost a practice group leader and replaced the departing lawyer with a young partner from another firm. The latest to leave: Joel Friedman, head of white-collar litigation. Succeeding him is David Laigaie -- formerly a partner at Miller, Alfano & Raspanti -- who says that, aside from the larger platform, he was attracted by the firm's emphasis on hiring younger laterals with room to grow their practices.
June 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
For the third time in the last year, Dilworth Paxson has lost a practice group leader only to replace the lawyer with a young partner from another firm.
The latest bit of movement involves Joel Friedman, the white-collar litigation practice group leader, who left to form a partnership with solo practitioner Richard Levan. David Laigaie — formerly a partner at Miller, Alfano & Raspanti — replaced Friedman at Dilworth Paxson’s Philadelphia office.
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