Morton Pierce, 62, making one of his last phone calls from his longtime firm, told the Law Journal he is leaving because of "what's happening at the firm that you can read about in the papers and the blogs daily."
May 03, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The Dewey & LeBoeuf holdouts are finally headed toward the exits.
Morton Pierce, the longtime chair of predecessor firm Dewey Ballantine and a mergers and acquisitions heavyweight, has left the firm and is joining the partnership at White & Case today.
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