On a sunny afternoon in mid-May, a small group of Dewey & LeBoeuf employees gathered outside the firm’s Manhattan headquarters at 1301 Avenue of the Americas. Their focal point: a five-foot canvas depicting the law firm’s former chairman Steven Davis.
Behind them, a line of red moving trucks pulled one by one around the corner towards Dewey’s loading dock, with a constant stream of lawyers and support staff exiting the building carrying their personal effects in cardboard boxes.
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