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Dewey’s antitrust partners Jeffrey Kessler, A. Paul Victor, Peter Crowther leave for Winston & Strawn

By  |  May 10, 2012

Prominent antitrust and sports law attorney Jeffrey L. Kessler is leaving Dewey LeBoeuf for Winston & Strawn. Although partners have been departing from the embattled law firm in a steady stream since the beginning of the year, Kessler’s move is notable because he is the firm’s head of litigation and a member of Dewey’s office of the chairman. Furthermore, Kessler publicly advocated the controversial contract system of compensation that set Dewey apart from other law firms.

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    About 60 other Dewey lawyers are also moving to Winston & Strawn, including antitrust and competition notables A. Paul Victor, the Co-Chair of the Global Antitrust Practice Group, and Peter Crowther.

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