Simon Malko of Morris Manning & Martin (Courtesy photo)
Simon Malko will succeed Louise Wells as managing partner, becoming Morris Manning's youngest leader to date and the first non-real estate lawyer to head the firm.
July 16, 2018 at 04:30 PM
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Morris Manning & Martin has elected Simon Malko as its new leader. He will succeed Louise Wells, the firm’s managing partner for almost a decade, when she steps down at the end of the year.
Malko, 46, is only the third managing partner in Morris Manning’s 42-year history, after Wells and Robert Saudek, one of the seven lawyers who started what was initially a real estate boutique in 1976.
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