On January 1st, partner Ali Panjwani was named co-chair of the Pryor Cashman Corporate Group, and partner Dennis Sughrue was named co-chair of the firm's Real Estate Group. The two new practice heads sat with Law 360 Pulse to discuss their new roles, the "midsize advantage," and their respective goals for their teams.
How does it feel to be named co-chair of your
respective practice, and what does it mean to
you?
AP: It's an honor and a privilege.
I've been at Pryor for a little over eight years now, and I
really enjoy the people I work with and the platform. To be given
the opportunity to have a position of leadership is an honor but
also a responsibility that I take really seriously. I'm excited
for the prospects of where we can continue our evolution as people
and as a firm.
DS: It's a great honor, and it's a
great responsibility. We've got one of the most dynamic real
estate groups in New York, one of the premier leasing practices,
expertise in the co-op condo space, development, and real estate
lending. It's just a great group. There's technical
expertise and also just a lot of common-sense practitioners in the
group, and I'm very excited to lead them.
Read the full Q&A discussion via the link below.
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