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Burns & Levinson forms subprime advisory group
Boston's Burns & Levinson has formed a subprime advisory team with securities litigation, securities regulation, finance, public finance, bankruptcy and ERISA attorneys. The group will help U.S. and international clients are facing subprime-related finance, securities and bankruptcy issues, said group co-leader Harry Miller.White collar defense lawyer joins Burns & Levinson
White collar criminal defense and business litigator Ellen J. Zucker joined Burns & Levinson as a partner. Zucker said she opted for Boston's Burns & Levinson because the 120-lawyer firm has the depth to handle major legal matters but not large enough to have major overhead needs.Perkins Smith and Burns & Levinson to Unite
Two Boston-based law firms are combining in an effort to complement each other's specialties. Perkins Smith & Cohen, with its strength in science and technology, is joining Burns & Levinson, which has an emphasis on corporate transactions. Burns & Levinson, which has three other New England offices and one in Washington, D.C., says its next office will be in Shanghai.Corrente to join Burns & Levinson
Robert Clark Corrente, the U.S. attorney for Rhode Island, is joining the Providence office of Boston's Burns & Levinson. During his five-year tenure as a U.S. attorney, he worked on large-scale corruption, organized crime, white-collar crime and health fraud cases.Privilege Covers Law Firms' Talks With Inhouse Counsel
Two state high courts ruled this week that the attorney-client privilege means that lawyers need not open confidential talks with their in-house counsel to clients bringing malpractice claims, as a third highest court prepared to mull the same question.More Firms Look to Associates to Take Care of Business
Steve Brook is at a pivotal point in his career as a sixth-year associate with Burns & Levinson in Boston. So he's spending more time golfing, playing hockey and hanging out with his buddies from college.Two state high courts ruled this week that the attorney-client privilege means that lawyers need not open confidential talks with their in-house counsel to clients bringing malpractice claims, as a third prepared to mull the same question.
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