A law student posted the question on an online message board last month: “Anything going wrong with Alschuler these days?”
The well-regarded shop had dropped out of his school’s on-campus interviewing program, and the poster wondered why.
Thanks to egos and indictments, L.A.'s prominent entertainment law firms are getting poached. Alschuler is expected to split in two in coming months, and Christensen Glaser and Greenberg Glusker have seen numerous attorney defections owing to the charges against celebrity PI Anthony Pellicano. The uncertainty surrounding the futures of those three major firms has led to unprecedented levels of lateral movement throughout Los Angeles and to the launch of a handful of star-studded boutiques.
October 11, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A law student posted the question on an online message board last month: “Anything going wrong with Alschuler these days?”
The well-regarded shop had dropped out of his school’s on-campus interviewing program, and the poster wondered why.
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