Corporate partner Michael Ringler returned to his longtime home this week, just a month after his much-ballyhooed departure to Kirkland & Ellis. Ringler and Kirkland probably realized they were not a good match, lawyers and recruiters familiar with the M&A specialist and the two firms say.
March 22, 2013 at 02:25 AM
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Wilson Sonsini isn’t easy to escape.
Corporate partner Michael Ringler returned to his longtime home this week, just a month after his much-ballyhooed departure to Kirkland & Ellis. Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati welcomed him back again: As a young associate, Ringler defected to Latham & Watkins, only to come back after about eight months in 2000.
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