Philadelphia-based law firm Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis said Thursday that it is dissolving after nearly 90 years in business.
The 91-lawyer firm in a statement said that it will continue "to provide uninterrupted service" to clients as it unwinds. Leslie Corwin, a Duane Morris lawyer who is advising Schnader on its dissolution, said the firm's equity partnership is poised to vote on the wind-down plan by Wednesday.
"We will not discuss specific future plans for any attorneys and staff at this time, other than to confirm that we are making every effort to help relocate and support our attorneys and staff, including working to find opportunities for them, with many of our attorneys already having been presented with such opportunities," the firm said in a statement.
Corwin previously worked on the break-ups of WolfBlock, a Philadelphia-based law firm whose partners voted to dissolve the firm without declaring bankruptcy first, and Testa, Hurwitz & Thibeault, a Boston firm that once had more than 300 attorneys.
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