By Brenda Sandburg, The American Lawyer
Frankfurt may be Germany’s Manhattan, or “Meinhattan,” as the locals call it, but this Monday morning in February it’s fairly quiet, free of the constant crush of people that makes the Big Apple hum. From the thirty-fifth floor of the Main Tower, a 600-foot cylinder in the heart of the city, Christof von Dryander has a commanding view of the gently curving Mein River. His firm, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, has three floors in the tower, abstract paintings on the wall, and the kind of modern furniture that makes readers of Wallpaper weak in the knees.
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