Harlan Levy, a New York litigator and former state attorney general official, is leaving Boies Schiller Flexner after 16 years with the firm.
Levy is joining Foley Hoag as a partner in the firm’s Manhattan office, a spokesperson for the firm confirmed. The move comes as the Boston-founded firm with more than 250 lawyers has been bolstering its roster of litigators in New York.
Levy’s exit is the latest in a string of departures from Boies Schiller, where a slew of partners have headed for the door in recent years as the firm looks to move its day-to-day leadership away ...
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