Potter Anderson Takes Bankruptcy Trio From Whiteford Taylor
The group, including partners Christopher Samis and L. Katherine Good, doubles the size of Potter Anderson & Corroon's bankruptcy and restructuring practice.
April 11, 2019 at 03:55 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Delaware Law Weekly
Potter Anderson & Corroon has doubled the size of its bankruptcy and restructuring practice, bringing on three lawyers from another midsize firm.
Partners Christopher Samis and L. Katherine Good joined Potter Anderson on Monday along with associate Aaron Stulman. Before joining Whiteford Taylor Preston in 2014, Samis and Good practiced together as associates at Richards Layton & Finger.
In the past few years, Samis said he and Good were “the go-to two attorneys for committee work in Delaware.” But at Richards Layton, he said, they focused more on debtors.
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