Timothy Lynch of Offit Kurman.
Absorbing most of New York's Eaton & Van Winkle would have been mid-Atlantic firm Offit Kurman's biggest group hire to date. But the plan fell apart at the last minute.
February 15, 2018 at 03:23 PM
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Offit Kurman’s New York expansion plans have hit a speed bump, as the mid-Atlantic, midsize firm’s agreement to affiliate with New York’s Eaton & Van Winkle fell apart at the last minute.
Offit Kurman announced in January that it would be acquiring much of what remained of Eaton & Van Winkle, including 16 lawyers and office space at 3 Park Avenue in Manhattan. The deal was set to take effect Feb. 1, but did not come to fruition.
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