Kirkland & Ellis is set to re-hire restructuring rainmaker James Sprayregen, as the US firm's former co-head of bankruptcy and restructuring returns later this month after two and a half years at Goldman Sachs. Sprayregen left Kirkland in 2006 to take up a non-legal role as managing director in Goldman's investment banking division.He had previously spent 16 years at Kirkland in Chicago and New York.
December 01, 2008 at 09:30 AM
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Kirkland & Ellis is set to re-hire restructuring rainmaker James Sprayregen, as the US firm’s former co-head of bankruptcy and restructuring returns later this month after two and a half years at Goldman Sachs.
Sprayregen (pictured) left Kirkland in 2006 to take up a non-legal role as managing director in Goldman’s investment banking division.
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