The group hires come two years after Kirkland lured a Proskauer funds group.
February 01, 2024 at 10:53 AM
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In another move to build its funds team by a lateral group, Kirkland & Ellis brought on a five-lawyer investment funds team from Goodwin Procter.
The firm said Thursday that it added Paul Delligatti, Chris Palmer, Jason Monfort, Andrew Zutz and Nicole Griffin as partners in its funds group, with the firm’s chairman calling registered funds and other investment products “significant growth areas” for the firm.
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