Longtime Philadelphia firm Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis is closing after nearly 90 years.
A plan for dissolution is being developed in coordination with the firm’s bank and other stakeholders, Keith Whitson, a litigation partner and the firm’s general counsel, said Thursday. After finalization, partners will vote on the plan and set an effective date to dissolve, moving the firm from operations to a “wind-down phase,” Whitson said.
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