Dorsey & Whitney is expanding its bankruptcy practice with a team of five lawyers who left Silicon Valley boutique Murray & Murray in favor of a national platform. The new hires round out Dorsey's West Coast bankruptcy practice, which had been rooted in Salt Lake City and Minneapolis.
January 17, 2013 at 06:11 PM
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Dorsey & Whitney is expanding its bankruptcy practice with a team of lawyers from a Silicon Valley boutique.
Seeking a national platform, five lawyers from Murray & Murray, a Cupertino, Calif.-based bankruptcy firm, started work at Dorsey on Monday. Partners John Murray and Stephen O’Neill, of counsel Robert Franklin and Craig Prim and associate Thomas Hwang are the first Palo Alto-based lawyers in Dorsey’s West Coast bankruptcy and restructuring practice.
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