McCrath will succeed outgoing chair Larren Nashelsky, who has led the firm since 2012.
June 27, 2022 at 11:00 AM
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As Morrison & Foerster continues to ride a wave of profitablity generated by its base of tech and life sciences clients, the firm announced Monday its chair Larren Nashelsky is stepping down, to be succeeded by M&A partner Eric McCrath, effective Oct. 3.
McCrath, who has spent 15 years at Morrison & Foerster, has served on the firm’s executive committee since 2016, and as the co-leader of its 400-lawyer global corporate department since 2018.
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Eric McCrath of Morrison & Foerster. (Courtesy photo)
