The glow of Internet riches isn’t just attracting associates away from D.C.law firms. Now it’s top partners who are venturing out to become “dot.com”entrepreneurs.
On Dec. 2, Richard Fields, a partner at Swidler Berlin Shereff Friedmanwhose insurance coverage group brings the firm as much as $50 million ayear, left Swidler to launch a novel Internet start-up company a venture hehopes will permit legal claims against insurance companies to be freelytraded like stocks and bonds.
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