The stock market remains shaky, the nation’s jobless claims are still grim, and controversy continues to swirl around the Senate’s health care bill. Amid all the uncertainty, firms are turning to their most established practice areas. Litigation partners dominated the lateral market, as firms went after white-collar, patent, and IP specialists.
Samuel Buffone
Partner, white-collar litigation
BuckleySandler, Washington, D.C.
The white-collar criminal defense veteran spent the last 18 years at Ropes & Gray, where he was cohead of the government enforcement practice. By moving to BuckleySandler, an 85-lawyer, one-year-old boutique, Buffone is stepping back toward his small-firm roots. Before Ropes & Gray, Buffone ran his own firm, Tigar & Buffone, with Duke University School of Law professor Michael Tigar.
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