Andrés Lucumí (’23) Shares What He Wishes He Knew Before Starting His LL.M.

For Andrés Lucumí, his time at Boston University School of Law was an eye-opener, especially when it came to the bar admission process. “When I began my LL.M. program, I realized I needed more information about the bar admission process,” he explains. Although he initially felt a step behind, BU Law’s professional development office helped […]

Walter Van Dorn (’87) Joins Seward & Kissel’s Capital Markets Group as Partner

“Walter brings a world of insight in capital markets transactions and securities-related issues to clients of our practice,” said Keith Billotti, co-head of Seward & Kissel’s Capital Markets and Corporate Securities Group. “His background, spanning a wealth of transaction types and international borders, makes him a valuable complement to our team. Moreover, his experience as an […]

Scott Kursman (’92) Joins IntelligentCross as Chief Compliance Officer

IntelligentCross, a leading US equity trading venue, announced today that it has hired Scott Kursman as Chief Compliance Officer. Kursman was previously at Citi, where he served as Managing Director and Chief Compliance Officer for Citigroup Global Markets, Inc., and Citibank, N.A. Swap Dealer. In his new role, Kursman will report to Roman Ginis, Founder […]

Ian Engstrand (’07) Joins Paul Hastings LLP

Paul Hastings LLP announced Tuesday that it has strengthened the firm’s global mergers and acquisitions capabilities and emerging companies and venture capital practice by hiring a former Goodwin Procter LLP partner for its Boston office. Read more.

Ilan Heimanson (’98) Named among Best Truck Accident Lawyers Anaheim, CA of 2024

Ilan Heimanson focuses his practice on helping clients who have suffered catastrophic injuries or who have lost loved ones in serious accidents. He regularly obtains multimillion-dollar settlements and verdicts from negotiation, mediation, arbitration and litigation. In one case, he obtained $3.3 million for a client at trial who was originally offered only a $15,000 settlement. […]