Howrey partners have voted in favour of dissolving the firm as of 15 March, reports The Am Law Daily. In a statement issued late Wednesday, firm chairman and CEO Robert Ruyak (pictured) said: "The firm had experienced disappointing financial performance over the past two years and subsequently several partners had resigned. This resulted in the conclusion that an orderly wind down of the firm's activities over time was the only practical alternative."
March 10, 2011 at 03:40 AM
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Howrey partners have voted in favour of dissolving the firm as of 15 March, reports The Am Law Daily.
In a statement issued late Wednesday, firm chairman and CEO Robert Ruyak (pictured) said: “The firm had experienced disappointing financial performance over the past two years and subsequently several partners had resigned. This resulted in the conclusion that an orderly wind down of the firm’s activities over time was the only practical alternative.”
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