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Sedgwick Losing 15 Partners in Newark, Dallas

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The trend of litigation boutiques spinning out of large law firms shows no sign of slowing. Today, we got word that 17 lawyers and another 18 or so staff are leaving Sedgwick LLP, a 300-lawyer San Francisco-based firm, to form a litigation shop on the East Coast. The new firm, Tanenbaum Keale LLP, is being […]

(via WSJ)

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