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Rubin LLC, New York, announced that Hanh V. Huynh has joined the firm as an associate, where he will continue to practice in business bankruptcy, restructuring and commercial litigation. Previously with Herrick, Feinstein LLP, Huynh has represented debtors, secured creditors, and other parties-in-interest in numerous Chapter 11 cases and out of court restructurings in a wide range of industries.
Stroock has added four new attorneys from different law firms to its Financial Restructuring Group. Joining the firm as a partner is Brian Kelly, a transactional lawyer who has served as lead M&A counsel on major restructurings in retail, aviation, shipping, energy and telecom. He was previously at Milbank Tweed. Samantha Martin, formerly with Morrison & Foerster, joins Stroock as special counsel. Joining as associates are Brian Wells and Marni Isaacson, formerly with Weil Gotshal and Haynes & Boone, respectively. All four attorneys are based in Stroock's New York office.
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