As one partner remembers it, New York-based CKR Law, founded in 2014, had about 100 people when he was interviewing. By the time he joined, its head count had roughly doubled.
Now, as he prepares to leave, the firm has contracted.
When six bankruptcy lawyers left CKR Law last week, they were just the latest in a string of quiet departures that has put a damper on the firm’s breakneck growth.
June 11, 2019 at 03:48 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
As one partner remembers it, New York-based CKR Law, founded in 2014, had about 100 people when he was interviewing. By the time he joined, its head count had roughly doubled.
Now, as he prepares to leave, the firm has contracted.
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