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Stroock hires special counsel in New York

Lucy Songi
July 03, 2018
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Shifra Herzberg

Private wealth lawyer Shifra Herzberg has joined Stroock as special counsel in its New York office.

Before joining Stroock, Herzberg was of counsel at Greenberg Traurig. She specialises in estate planning, estate administration, and business succession planning. 

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