Jeffrey Hammes, who retired from Kirkland at the end of 2019, has joined former litigation finance CEO Adam Gerchen, to lead a "blank check" company.
October 19, 2020 at 02:54 PM
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Former Kirkland & Ellis chair Jeffrey Hammes, who retired from the firm at the end of 2019, is joining the SPAC parade.
Hammes is working with Adam Gerchen, the co-founder and former CEO of litigation funder Gerchen Keller, to raise $200 million for a blank-check company that aims to acquire a legal tech business, according to an SEC filing from Oct. 15.
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Former Kirkland & Ellis chairman Jeffrey Hammes. Courtesy photo
