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Friday 22 February 2008
Seven Wolf Block Schorr & Solis-Cohen partners, many of whom had leadership positions in the firm, will join Hangley Aronchick Segal & Pudlin as shareholders, giving Hangley Aronchick two new practice groups and a new office, the firms said Thursday. It was Wolf Block's intent to grow the 300-lawyer firm through a potentially large-scale merger that spawned the move, according to Hangley Aronchick Chairman William T. Hangley, who said, "These were people who basically decided that they wanted to go small."
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