The condo and cooperative housing group, which arrived at Armstrong Teasdale in 2019, ultimately failed to integrate its niche practice into the firm, according to chief business development officer Jay Wager.
August 26, 2024 at 05:04 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
Armstrong Teasdale has lost a New York group of ten condominium and cooperative housing attorneys to Fox Rothschild.
The group, which joined Armstrong Teasdale in 2019, includes partners Howard Schechter Andrew Brucker, Dale Degenshein, Peter Massa, Julie Schechter, and Eric Wohl, as well as two counsel, two associates, four paralegals, and two support staff.
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