Mitchell Zuklie, who is succeeding Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe's iconic 23-year chairman, Ralph Baxter Jr., has some big shoes to fill and some problems to address. On his to-do list: clarifying Orrick's message to the market, leveraging the firm's global footprint, and implementing a new management structure with more seats at the table.
April 03, 2013 at 04:33 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO Much of what Mitchell Zuklie says about the future of Orrick sounds like it could have come from the chairman he is replacing.
But some of it has a different ring: "I would like the marketplace to think of Orrick more for our accomplishments as lawyers than for our accomplishments as managers."
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