On Monday early afternoon, there was a feeling of sadness in front of Dewey & LeBoeuf's offices, but there was also some weirdness. A half-dozen red moving trucks pulled up to Dewey's loading dock, while passersby commented on a large impressionistic painting of ousted chairman Steven Davis.
May 07, 2012 at 11:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
On Monday early afternoon, the mood around Dewey & LeBoeuf’s office tower at 1301 Avenue of the Americas was somber. There was a feeling of sadness, but also some attempts at forced banter.
As a line of a half-dozen red moving trucks pulled one by one around the corner to Dewey’s loading dock and staff entrance along 51st Street, a focal point for groups of Dewey employees and passersby out front was a large impressionistic painting of ousted chairman Steven Davis (pictured at left).
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