Nixon Peabody has announced a change in management that puts control of the firm in the hands of its Boston head, writes the New York Law Journal. Andrew Glincher, who has managed the top 100 US law firm's Boston office since 2004, will succeed New York partner Richard Langan as chief executive and managing partner in early 2011. The appointment comes after a recent period in which some of Nixon Peabody's most established partners have departed for rival law firms, including DLA Piper and Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman.
December 14, 2010 at 10:29 AM
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Nixon Peabody has announced a change in management that puts control of the firm in the hands of its Boston head, writes the New York Law Journal.
Andrew Glincher, who has managed the top 100 US law firm’s Boston office since 2004, will succeed New York partner Richard Langan as chief executive and managing partner in early 2011.
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