Like several Assistant U.S. Attorneys who've gone out the door of the Northern District of California office in recent years, Miles Ehrlich could probably get a high-paying partnership at a big firm. Instead, Ehrlich, current chief of the U.S. Attorney's white-collar division, and former Assistant U.S. Attorney Ismail "Izzy" Ramsey are taking a leap of faith and opening a Berkeley, Calif., practice. "We think we can offer a lot of what you get in big firms, but much more economically," says Ehrlich.
November 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Miles Ehrlich could be cashing in now.
Like several Assistant U.S. Attorneys who’ve preceded him out the door of the Northern District of California office in recent years, he could probably get a high-paying partnership at a big firm like Shearman & Sterling or Jones Day.
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