Nagel Rice & Mazie is splitting in half because of personality clashes and disagreements about compensation among the name partners. David Mazie, who won a record $105 million dram shop verdict against a Giants Stadium vendor, says the split has been in the works since he declined to consider any significant changes to the partnership's "eat-what-you-kill" compensation plan, in which partners would work on cases they originated and keep all the revenue minus a portion necessary to fund firmwide expenses.
January 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Nagel Rice & Mazie, whose record of winning multimillion-dollar personal injury and class action cases has been matched by few New Jersey firms, is splitting in half because of personality clashes and disagreements about compensation among the name partners.
The firm’s most recent star litigator, David Mazie, announced Jan. 10 that he and seven other lawyers at the Roseland, N.J., firm had formed Mazie Slater Katz & Freeman.
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