Foley & Lardner Names Anne Sekel Managing Partner
And other announcements of recent hirings and promotions of New York attorneys.
November 05, 2021 at 10:00 AM
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- Foley & Lardner has named Anne Sekel as managing partner of the firm's New York office. She succeeds Peter Wang who held the position in New York since 2004. Wang will continue to counsel clients as part of his litigation practice.
- Jeff Berardi, has joined Baretz + Brunelle as a partner after merging his consulting firm, Berardi Consulting, into B+B.
- Goodwin Proctor has brought on Adam Sussman as a partner in the firm's private investment funds practice. He joins from Proskauer Rose.
- Ropes & Gray has promoted David Kaye and Steve Zaorski to partners.
- Hilary Korman has rejoined Blank Rome as a senior attorney in the firm's general litigation practice group. She rejoins from M&T Bank where she served as vice president, assistant general counsel. In addition, the firm has also added Kerri Alessi as counsel to the real estate practice group. She joins from Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler.
- Adam Finerman has joined BakerHostetler as a partner and co-leader of its IPOs and securities offerings team. He was formerly with Olshan Frome Wolosky.
- Capital Markets attorney Sam Kardon has joined Hunton Andrews Kurth as counsel. He joins from Proskauer Rose where he was a special counsel in that firm's real estate capital markets group.
- Proskauer Rose has promoted the following attorneys to partner in the firm's New York office: Nathaniel Birdsall, private client services; Caryn Greenspan, private funds; Nathan Lander, litigation; Jason Madden, health care; Janicelynn Park, tax. In addition, the following have been elevated to special counsel: Noa Baddish, labor and employment; Rachel Fischer, labor and employment; Joshua Fox, labor and employment; Erin Harper, real estate; Katrina McCann, employee benefits and executive compensation; Scott Patrick Thurman, private credit, and Jeff Warshafsky, litigation.
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