The Anointed: New York's White Shoe Law Firms―How They Started, How They Grew, and How They Ran the Country
by Jeremiah Lambert, Geoffrey S. Stewart
The Anointed chronicles the rise of New York's white shoe law firms, detailing their establishment, growth, and commanding role in steering the country. Authored by Jeremiah Lambert and Geoffrey S. Stewart, it offers insights into how these firms became pillars of legal and political power, shaping America's corporate and governmental frameworks.
About This Book
The Anointed delves into the foundational stories of New York's white shoe law firms, tracing their beginnings in the early 20th century amid the city's booming financial sector.
It examines the strategies these firms employed to grow from small partnerships into powerhouse entities that dominated corporate law and advisory roles.
The narrative highlights how these firms extended their reach beyond legal practice to influence national policy, government decisions, and economic directions.
Through historical accounts, the book illustrates the cultural and professional dynamics that defined these institutions and their lasting legacy in American jurisprudence.
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