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Van Kwawegen expects JVK Law to include at least nine former Bernstein Litowitz lawyers, including three former partners.
Morrison Cohen's new digital assets partner Joshua Garcia, who is leaving a boutique he co-founded in 2018, says digital assets and cryptocurrency clients are shifting to larger firms.
The dual hire underscores Kirkland’s ongoing investment in its European antitrust bench amid heightened regulatory scrutiny of global transactions and foreign investment.
Gretchen Greene, a former Ropes & Gray associate, returns to the firm with a mandate to "accelerate the firm's leadership" in legal artificial intelligence adoption and innovation across the firm's offices and practices.
Roy Bonilla was general counsel for the Texas A&M University System, while Christopher Jaarda was policy adviser to Speaker of the House Mike Johnson.
