Media Mentions

2011

“Passion for Problem Solving”
Tax Diversity
, March 10, 2010

Kristen Hazel was profiled for her two decades of tax law practice in which she has had “the best of both worlds” working both within McDermott and with the in-house tax departments of her corporate clients.  Such a strong business emphasis has given her an entrepreneurial focus.  “In the environment where I have been practicing,” Ms. Hazel said, “it is truly your capabilities that are assessed and if you have the capacity to do the work that is required, that is what is going to help you progress.”  She advised young lawyers to develop a passion for their own careers, saying:  “You should wake up in the morning and think, ‘This is my challenge for the day. And I’m excited about it.’”

Kristen E. Hazel, Tax


2010

Phillip Levine, Stephen Wells, Matthew White and Timothy Shuman from McDermott’s Washington, D.C. office, and Kristen Hazel and Barry Quirke from the Firm’s Chicago office, were noted in the January 28 issue of New York Law Journal as handling the tax matters in Tyco International Ltd.’s $2 billion deal to purchase Brink’s Home Security Holdings Inc.  Brink’s, which operates as Broadview Security, is Tyco’s top competitor in residential and commercial security systems.

Kristen E. Hazel, Philip J. Levine, Barry J. Quirke, Timothy S. Shuman, Stephen E. Wells, Matthew K. White, Tax

McDermott Will & Emery

McDermott Will and Emery