New York Law Journal | Profile
By Tom McParland | October 26, 2020
"You have to give them the lens with which you want them to view everything. ... It's not exactly 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,'" Berke, a breakout star of President Donald Trump's impeachment proceedings, said. "But it is 'A Trial Lawyer Goes to Washington.'"
New York Law Journal | Profile
By Jane Wester | October 26, 2020
"She just sees things from a thousand different angles all at once, it's hard to keep up with her thought processes," Sullivan & Cromwell partner Sharon Nelles said. "She knows her law cold, she knows the Constitution cold and she's not afraid, if she sees a problem, to go figure out some law that's going to allow her to fix it. She'll find it."
New York Law Journal | Profile
By Ryan Tarinelli | October 26, 2020
"My life has been marked by extraordinary good luck and serendipity. And I felt as if I was fortunate as a lawyer in private practice to help respond and help my clients in their life-saving mission."
New York Law Journal | Profile
By NYLJ Staff | October 19, 2020
This year we're honoring nine attorneys for their accomplishments and impact on the legal community and the practice of law over the course of their careers.
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By Tom McParland | August 27, 2020
"I think he just had a vision that the courthouse could be a repository for learning and reflection," said Second Circuit Judge Debra Ann Livingston.
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By Jason Grant | June 18, 2020
In a recent interview, David Lat said he's back to full-time work and "open for business." But like many patients who are among the first to survive a severe COVID-19 infection, he said he'd wondered whether he'd ever be the same.
New York Law Journal | Profile
By Amanda Bronstad | June 8, 2020
Attorneys Regina Calcaterra and Janine Pollack, former colleagues at Wolf Haldenstein, have launched Calcaterra Pollack with plans to focus on complex litigation, including class actions brought over COVID-19 issues.
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By Jason Grant | March 19, 2020
Battling the novel coronavirus, Lat said that he's experienced intermittent fever, joint aches, chills, fatigue and coughing for about 12 days, and, since last Sunday, has been pushing through labored breathing that requires him to receive oxygen.
New York Law Journal | News|Profile
By Dan M. Clark | January 16, 2020
For attorneys interested in getting involved in the same kind of litigation, Walden had some advice: make a lot of noise, but don't cut corners.
New York Law Journal | Profile
By Susan DeSantis | May 13, 2019
Despite career success, Aronstam felt fearful of being judged and uncomfortable in his own skin before finding treatment and beginning to help others like him.
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