When Shane Byrne fled the charging livestock in Pamplona, a fellow partner and a client who was also a friend risked life and limb with him. And when he fled the wreckage of Jackson Tufts Cole & Black in 1999, switched firms again in 2000 and escaped the collapsing Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison in 2003 for Baker & McKenzie, a core group of corporate technology lawyers also stuck by his side. Now, Baker wants him to use his magnetic powers as the new office managing partner in San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
September 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Baker & McKenzie’s Shane Byrne has survived two collapsing law firms and one running of the bulls in Spain — but it’s always been with a loyal group of lawyers and clients by his side.
When he fled the charging livestock in Pamplona, a fellow partner and a client who was also a friend risked life and limb with him.
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