Former AAG for NY State Environmental Bureau, Matthew Sinkman, Is Joining Gibbons
And other announcements of recent hirings and promotions of New York attorneys.
December 14, 2021 at 02:00 PM
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- Matthew Sinkman, most recently an assistant attorney general for the Environmental Protection Bureau of the New York State Office of the Attorney General, will join Gibbons P.C. in early January 2022 as counsel in the firm's environmental group.
- Ted Randolph has returned to Lowenstein Sandler as partner in the firm's investment management practice. Immediately prior to returning to the firm, he was practicing at Shearman & Sterling.
- John Leonard and Bruce Strong will become shareholders at Anderson Kill, effective Jan. 1, 2022.
- Davis+Gilbert has promoted Sharon Cohen, David Fisher, Maxine Sharavsky Garrett, Jessica Ho, Corey Kaplan, Charles Mileski, Marc Rogers, Jr. and Jacklyn Siegel to partners. In addition, Daniel Dingerson, Matt Hanley and Gabrielle White have been elevated to counsel.
- Kramer Levin has promoted David Blabey, Jr., Clémentine de Guillebon, Daniel Michaelson and Seth Niedermayer to partners.
- Sidley Austin has elected Azad Assadipour, Francesca Brody, William Curtin, Simon Navarro, Charlotte Newell, Alan E. Rothman and Jessica Wood to partner, and has promoted Elizabeth Gates to counsel.
- Evan Michailidis has joined Eisner, as a partner in the litigation department, based in New York. He was formerly a partner at Duane Morris.
- Caryn Young has joined Withers as a trusts and estates partner. She was previously with Day Pitney.
- Ari Feder has joined Mintz as a member in the firm's tax practice. He joins from Torys.
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