New disclosures give an inside view of Wilson Sonsini's fabled investment fund, which flew high in the dot-com era, but these days is much more down to earth.
December 07, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — When John Roos left Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati in August to become U.S. ambassador to Japan, he was forced to leave behind his stake in the law firm’s famed investment fund, WS Investment Co.
In the dot-com heyday, when the fund returned more than the annual salaries of some partners, this might have been a painful exercise. But in recent years, with the slowing economy, the hauls have been less spectacular.
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