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- 1Gibson Dunn Hires Structured Finance Partner Bacchiocchi in New York●Gibson Dunn Adds New York Structured Finance Partner Bacchiocchi
Law firm Gibson Dunn has added Bacchiocchi as a partner in its structured finance practice in New York, according to Bloomberg Law. The lateral hire strengthens the firm's finance capabilities in its New York office. Details on Bacchiocchi's previous firm and start date were not provided.
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The law firm Gibson Dunn has ended its lobbying work on behalf of a terrorism victims group. The move, first reported by Legis1, means the firm will no longer represent the organization's interests before US policymakers. Little else is known about the timing or the reasons behind the decision, and neither the firm nor the victims group has publicly explained the split.
- 3Gibson Dunn Adds Structured Finance Co-Chair in New York●Gibson Dunn Hires NY-Based Structured Finance Co-Chair
Law firm Gibson Dunn & Crutcher has hired a New York-based lawyer to serve as co-chair of its structured finance practice, according to Law360. The move signals the firm's continued push to build out its finance capabilities amid sustained demand for structured finance and securitization work. Further details about the incoming partner and their background were not provided in the initial report.