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Cozen O'Connor will swallow up most of the lawyers from Fischbein Badillo Wagner Harding in New York, giving the firm two Manhattan offices and doubling the size of its presence there. At least 38 of Fischbein Badillo's 45 lawyers are leaving for Cozen O'Connor. The Fischbein Badillo firm is known to have a practice emphasis on commercial litigation and real estate as well as a host of political connections. The new practices combine with Cozen O'Connor's existing New York work, which focuses on insurance regulatory and litigation matters.
Herman Badillo, a former New York mayoral candidate, will not be making the move to Cozen O'Connor and instead will concentrate on other business interests, longtime partner Richard Fischbein said. But Fischbein, a commercial litigator, along with fellow name partner Raymond B. Harding, will be joining along with real estate partner Gerald N. Schrager and land use partner Howard B. Hornstein.
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