John McCarrick, left, and Stephen Goldman, right. Courtesy photos Eight-member Team From White & Williams Quickly Migrates to Robinson & Cole to Expand NY Footprint
An eight-member team led by John McCarrick migrated from White & Williams over Halloween weekend to join the ranks at Robinson & Cole's New York office.
November 02, 2020 at 04:01 PM
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Connecticut-based Robinson & Cole has fast-tracked an eight-member team acquisition from Philadelphia's White & Williams to expand its Manhattan insurance law practice.
Robinson & Cole Managing Partner Stephen E. Goldman said Friday that White's industry-leading insurance financial lines team, led by partner John F. McCarrick, was already located in New York City and would essentially be a turnkey operation. Joining McCarrick are fellow partner Erica Kerstein; two counsel, Phyllis A. Ingram and Sedgwick M. Jeanite; and four associates, Meryl Breeden, Joseph A. Finelli, Dmitriy Gelfand and Andrew G. Lipton.
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