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Jun. 1, 2006
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As large law firm practices consolidate, potential conflicts of interest are bedeviling would-be lateral partners and legal recruiters alike. What's a hiring firm to do? by Thomas Brom
By Thomas Brom
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"Conflicts stink," says Robert G. Krupka, co-head of Kirkland & Ellis's Los Angeles office. "And the problem continues to get worse." Krupka should know. Kirkland had acquired the services of Bruce G. Vanyo-former litigation chair at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati in Palo Alto-ea...
Taint So
"Conflicts stink," says Robert G. Krupka, co-head of Kirkland & Ellis's Los Angeles office. "And the problem continues to get worse." Krupka should know. Kirkland had acquired the services of Bruce G. Vanyo-former litigation chair at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati in Palo Alto-ea...
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