The New York Mets are parting ways with two top executives, including the team’s longtime in-house legal chief, amid an internal workplace review being conducted by Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr.
Steven Cohen, the billionaire hedge fund founder who paid $2.4 billion last year to acquire the Major League Baseball franchise, said in an email to Mets employees Monday that executive vice president and chief legal officer David Cohen and senior vice president of human resources and diversity Holly Lindvall will step down following a transition period for the team’s legal and human resources departments.
The email from Steven ...
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