Richard J. Miller Jr., left, and Sean R. Weissbart
Morris & McVeigh will close its doors after 157 years in business, with its managing partner and another of its attorneys taking their tax and estates practices to Blank Rome. “Everyone has to look forward,” said managing partner Richard Miller Jr., who is taking his tax and estates practice to Blank Rome along with Sean Weissbart.
May 10, 2019 at 05:59 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
Morris & McVeigh will close its doors after 157 years in business, with its managing partner and another of its attorneys taking their tax and estates practices to Blank Rome.
Richard Miller Jr. and Sean Weissbart joined Blank Rome as partners May 6. They said they look forward to offering the firm’s broad range of services—in real estate, matrimonial and corporate law, for example—to their clients. Miller said their old firm is voluntary dissolving.
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