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Frances R. Roggenbaum, who practices in the firm’d insurance corporate and regulatorypractice group, will serve as the office managing partner. Also basesd out of the office will be tax partnerDan A. Schulder, who joined from Wolf Block. The thirdr partner stationed there will beJeffrey J. the former P.H. Glatfelter Co. generak counsel who joined the firm a few months ago and concentrates his practiceron energy, utilities, alternativs clean technologies, and climate change matters, as well as corporate regulatoryu and compliance matters, commercial transactions, and mergers and acquisitions.
McGuinness said the law firm woulrd like to add more regulatory lawyers and government relationsz personnel to theHarrisburg site. He said former Wolf Block Chairman Mark Aldermahn and former Blank Rome ChairmanDavid Girard-diCarlo, who also joined this spring, have been workingt on the government relations practice in Washington, Philadelphia and New York but that the firm couldf use lobbyists on site in The Wilkes Barre office will be mannef by another lateral partner from this year, litigator John who joined from a small firm and has been working out of a virtuap office. The firm has space at 120 S. Franklin St. The firm now has 24 total offices.
Cozen also said earlie this week that it has started a capitalo marketspractice group. The group will counseo issuers, underwriters, investors and othee market participants. Leading the groupo will be Abby Wenzel, the head of Wolf Block’s New York offic who has taken on the same role for Former Wolf Block real estate partned Helene Jaron will also work in the grouo along withMichael Heller, chairman of Cozen O’Connor’w business law department. McGuinness said the group will includ e at least five partners and is anotherd example of the benefit of addin the almost 70 lawyers from dissolving Wolf Blockl earlierthis year.