A reorganization of the Anglo-Australian legal giant's U.S. finance practice—a remnant of now-defunct McKee Nelson—will see at least five partners join Chapman and Cutler in New York.
July 24, 2017 at 10:32 AM
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Six partners are set to leave Ashurst’s New York office following a restructuring of the Anglo-Australian firm’s U.S. finance practice.
Five partners will leave Ashurst this week to join Chicago-based Chapman and Cutler, with a sixth partner, Lawrence Berkovich also set to leave, though his destination is unclear.
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