Lifetime Achievement Awards
Michael Cooper, Leslie Corwin, Austin T. Fragomen Jr., Jerry Goldfeder, Carl Lobell, Martha McGarry, Gary Rosenberg, Charles Stillman and Roger Witten are honored for their accomplishments and impact on the legal community and the practice of law over the course of their careers
October 21, 2019 at 01:51 PM
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Nine attorneys are honored for their accomplishments and impact on the legal community and the practice of law over the course of their careers, with tributes written by friends and colleagues.
Michael Cooper, of counsel at Sullivan & Cromwell
Albert M. Rosenblatt writes: "It has been a lifetime of achievement, in keeping with the name of the award, but Michael has not lost his zeal."
Leslie Corwin, partner at Eisner
Bradford W. Hildebrandt writes: "Les is genuinely the most competent lawyer when working with troubled firms facing a dissolution."
Austin T. Fragomen Jr., chairman at Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy
Carmita Alonso writes: "Austin invented modern immigration practice; he's introduced the industry to a number of innovations that are part of today's standard practice. He's a giant. But he's also a surprisingly soft-spoken, thoroughly engaging genius."
Jerry Goldfeder, special counsel at Stroock & Stroock & Lavan
Ryan A. Partelow writes: "Over the course of Jerry's 40 years in practice, his name has become synonymous with New York election law."
Carl Lobell, retired partner of Weil, Gotshal & Manges
Ira M. Millstein writes: "Everyone trusts and likes Carl. He is adept, brilliant and analytical and, throughout his career, he has demonstrated a capacity to solve some of the most complex legal and financial questions."
Martha McGarry, partner at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom
David M. Rievman writes: "Her work as a dealmaker, leader and mentor have greatly benefited the business and legal community, and her collaborative approach has greatly benefitted her law firm of nearly 40 years."
Gary Rosenberg, founding member of Rosenberg & Estis
Luise A. Barrack: "Like other great leaders, he sees opportunity in every difficulty and creates opportunity where most people would not see that any exists."
Charles Stillman, senior counsel at Ballard Spahr
Marjorie Peerce, Julian Friedman and James Mitchell write: "Charlie has left an indelible mark on the New York legal industry and the practice of law."
Roger Witten, senior counsel at WilmerHale
John Trenor writes: "Roger's unparalleled strategic judgment and negotiating skills repeatedly helped find solutions where others failed."
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