With some big names still remaining behind in the wake of Wolf Block's dissolution, some in the legal world have been wondering where they might be headed. One of those questions was answered last week with word that the firm's chairman, Mark Alderman, would join Cozen O'Connor's government relations practice. Another 65 Wolf Block attorneys have also announced they would join Cozen O'Connor.
April 20, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
While chunks of Wolf Block attorneys have already found new homes in the wake of the firm’s dissolution, some big names still remained behind, leaving some in the community to wonder where they might be headed.
One of those questions was answered with word late Thursday that Wolf Block Chairman Mark Alderman would join Cozen O’Connor. He joins 65 other Wolf Block attorneys who have already announced they would join the firm that was once in merger talks with Wolf Block.
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