Howrey is continuing to see partners leave the firm in the US as it awaits the resolution of talks with Winston & Strawn, writes the American Lawyer. Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman has picked up a six-partner Howrey construction litigation team, which also includes two counsel and seven associates spread across Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC and New York. The team is led by San Francisco partner John Heisse, who will head Pillsbury's firmwide construction litigation team, and also includes Washington DC partners David Dekker, Jeffrey Gans, Melissa Lesmes, Michael McNamara and Los Angeles partner Robert Thum.
March 02, 2011 at 11:38 AM
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Howrey is continuing to see partners leave the firm in the US as it awaits the resolution of talks with Winston & Strawn, writes the American Lawyer.
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman has picked up a six-partner Howrey construction litigation team, which also includes two counsel and seven associates spread across Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC and New York.
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