New York hedge fund specialist Sadis & Goldberg opened a San Francisco office March 1. Sadis partner Dennis Hirsch says the move was to better tap the California market, which according to Hirsch is the second-largest in the country for hedge funds and private equity funds. But Sadis' arrival elicits barely a yawn from the region's more-established hedge fund practitioners, many of which are busy looking for new hires to feed growing practices. That talent appears to be very specialized -- and very scarce.
March 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
To grow its new San Francisco office, New York hedge fund specialist Sadis & Goldberg will need lawyers and clients. But first it will need to stock up on patience.
Partner Dennis Hirsch opened the office March 1 to better tap the California market, which Hirsch says is the second-largest in the country for hedge funds and private equity funds.
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