Number of employees
30-49
In 1919 William Berger was engaged in the general practice of law. After completing law school in the early 1930's, Lawrence S. Newmark joined the firm. During the height of the depression the firm represented many financial institutions. In those days, the pleadings were prepared by typewriters, which necessitated a night shift for secretarial staff to turn out the work. It was during these days that the partnership of Berger and Newmark was formed.