DWF skips London during latest partner promotions
DWF has made up six lawyers to partner in its latest promotions round, but has overlooked London entirely.
DWF has made up six lawyers to partner in its latest promotions round, but has overlooked London entirely.
Mishcon de Reya wholly owned business Mayfair Private has launched its first office outside London, opening in Dubai to provide support to Middle East clients.
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King & Wood Mallesons global energy co-head Neil Upton has left the firm to join Squire Patton Boggs with a team of four lawyers and two business services staff. Upton has joined the firm as a partner in the energy practice led by global head Lisa Henneberry, alongside associates Sushma Maharaj, Jasdeep Puri and Maurice […]
Slater & Gordon chairman John Skippen has apologised to shareholders for the firm’s poor financial performance and announced further UK office closures.