Adam Solowsky, counsel with Reed Smith.
Solowsky serves as counsel in Reed Smith's financial industry group in New York. He's the second in-house lawyer in the financial services industry to transition back into private practice this week.
July 18, 2019 at 01:39 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
After five years as an in-house leader for Bank of New York Mellon, Adam Solowsky has decided to go back into private practice.
Solowsky has joined Reed Smith as counsel in the firm’s financial industry group in New York, which makes him the second in-house lawyer in the financial services industry to transition back into private practice this week.
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