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By ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |
May 25, 2010

Four real estate partners left Paul Hastings to join the New York office of Haynes and Boone. The Dallas-based firm confirmed it had hired Kenneth Friedman, Robert Grados, Steven Koch and Walter Schleimer as part of what it characterized as a significant expansion of its East Coast real estate and finance practices. Haynes and Boone said it would announce more New York lateral hiring. Koch was administrative head of Paul Hastings' real estate group.

Dinsmore & Shohl announces that Matthew P. Kingery has been named a partner of the firm. Kingery is a partner in the corporate department of the Charleston, WV, office. His practice focuses on a wide range of real estate matters with emphasis on title, acquisitions, sales and financing issues. Baker & Daniels LLP added nine new partners, effective Jan. 1, 2010. Among the new partners is Shiv Ghuman O'Neill, a member of the firm's construction and real property litigation group who practices from the downtown Indianapolis office.

Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP has named four new attorneys to the partnership, including Michael B. Noble, a member of the firm's Real Estate and Real Estate Finance Practice groups.

Four real estate partners left Paul Hastings to join the New York office of Haynes and Boone. The Dallas-based firm confirmed it had hired Kenneth Friedman, Robert Grados, Steven Koch and Walter Schleimer as part of what it characterized as a significant expansion of its East Coast real estate and finance practices. Haynes and Boone said it would announce more New York lateral hiring. Koch was administrative head of Paul Hastings' real estate group.

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