Kirkland and others are increasing their hiring in investment funds practices while gearing up for new rules and scrutiny on fund clients.
August 29, 2022 at 04:07 PM
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With investment fund activity as competitive as ever, Kirkland & Ellis is bringing on two more partners from Latham & Watkins to bolster its funds regulatory practice.
The No. 1 firm in the Am Law 100 on Monday announced the additions to its Chicago office of John Reinert and Jina Yun, who represent fund sponsors and other companies on registration and compliance issues.
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