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The New York management ;of ;Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft has failed in an attempt to buy back three of the seven London partners who left for Paul Hastings.
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Anonymous | 26-Jan-2009 10:13 am
Three of seven
Gosh, that's got to hurt for the four who weren't offered "financial incentives" . Not that any of them would want to stay at this point anyway, but when a firm like Cads can't be bothered to bribe you (when it's offering cash to your colleagues), you have to start wondering if maybe it's about you and not about the economy.
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anon | 26-Jan-2009 3:54 pm
Two Tiers
Obviously Paul Hastings is importing two tiers of partners. The ones that CWT triied to buy off are the ones that actually bring in some cash. The lucky others are just catching the wave. Probably their heads were on the CWT block anyway.
Whatever Paul Hastings seeks to import they should ensure that the new recruits are not bringing along the infamous CWT culture - otherwise PH will just be importing problems.
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