A pair of ex-firm leaders head elsewhere; embattled Japanese air bag maker Takata hires a high-profile Simpson Thacher litigator to become in-house legal chief of its North American unit; a Skadden tax lawyer heads to the federal bench; and other notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
December 30, 2014 at 03:40 PM
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New opportunities await of pair of former firm leaders in 2015.
ROBERT MENDES, the ex-chair of Nashville-based MGLAW, which merged two years ago with Am Law 200 firm Frost Brown Todd, has left the latter to start his own shop called Waypoint Law. The Nashville Post reports that Mendes’ new outfit will handle management consulting, transactions, litigation and insolvency cases. This summer, Mendes was named chair of Nashville’s electric service power board.
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