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Changes Are Afoot at Reish & ReicherFred Reish and Bruce Ashton will be joining the law firm of Drinker Biddle & Reath. According to an email announcement received this morning (March 3, 2011), the Reish & Reicher law firm will stop practicing law at the end of the day on March 15, 2011. According to an email:
"One group will be joining the national law firm of Drinker Biddle & Reath (DBR). The other will join the Southern California law firm of Silver & Freedman (S&F). The partners who will be joining DBR are Fred Reish, Bruce Ashton, Lee Reicher, Mark Terman, Mike Vanic, Joe Faucher and Pascal Benyamini. The partners joining S&F are Jon Karp, Jeff Lewis and Gary Wexler. In addition to the partners, other attorneys at the firm will be included in the transition. "The attorneys going to DBR are those who practice in the areas of employee benefits, ERISA litigation, employment law/litigation, tax and estate planning, corporate and real estate. The attorneys joining S&F practice in the areas of transactions, business, taxation, estate planning, and business and real estate litigation. "While we are proud of our long standing association and close relationships among the partners, we feel that this transition is important for our legal practices and our clients. The relationships among the partners remain strong, and we will work in a cooperative spirit to ensure that our clients come first and that there is no disruption to the work being done for them. The partners will continue to work together on appropriate matters and refer work to each other, even while working at different firms, so that client needs continue to be satisfied. "This short announcement is just to let you know about the change. We will get back to you in the near future with additional information about the new firms, contact information for each of the lawyers and other details." In a press release, Alfred W. Putnam, Jr., Chairman of Drinker Biddle, stated, "We are excited to have this group of quality lawyers joining us and increasing our presence in Los Angeles. We anticipate significant benefits for our clients in both the employee benefits and labor and employment areas." Rick Meigs, President |
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"On the morning of the 16th, the firm's attorneys will be joining two other law firms. In other words, there will not be any disruption in our practice of law or the representation of our clients.
