The new additions boost Latham's capabilities in Southern California and the Midwest, as well as Boston, the firm said.
June 14, 2021 at 07:50 PM
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Amid one of the busiest periods for deal activity in recent memory, Latham & Watkins has snagged two corporate partners from competitor Kirkland & Ellis.
Latham on Monday said it brought on Tana Ryan, a partner in private equity and mergers and acquisitions in Los Angeles, as well as Elisabeth “Lisa” Martin, a partner in capital markets and public company representation in Chicago.
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(L-R) Tana Ryan and Elisabeth Martin, laterals joining Latham & Watkins from Kirkland & Ellis. Courtesy photos
