When Patrick Dunican Jr. became Gibbons’ first nonequity partner in 1999, he was less than flattered.
“I can tell you, I was not happy,” said Dunican, who got the promotion after two years of managing the firm’s young New York office as an associate. “I felt like I had run down the entire football field and was about the cross into the end zone, and it got moved 10 yards.”
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