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Article: Boston law firm to disband McCormack blames sagging market
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- May 14, 1991
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The law firm headed by former state Attorney General Edward J.
McCormack Jr., which has had a hand in developing Boston's skyline
over the last two decades, has voted to disband, another victim of
the city's sagging real estate market.
McCormack, who has moved out of his Rowes Wharf condominum and is
staying at the Bostonian Hotel weekdays and his Cape Cod home
weekends, confirmed late last night that his firm, McCormack &
Putziger, was breaking up.
He blamed the slumping real estate and development market, noting
his firm of seven partners devoted itself exclusively to development
work.
"When you have a law firm that is specalized like ours and you
build your expertise in that field ...