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Lord Clement-Jones steps down as DLA London head

Liberal Democrat peer Tim Clement-Jones has announced he will step down from his role as DLA Piper’s London managing partner in January. Clement-Jones has led DLA’s London office for the last six years after spending ten years as co-chairman of the firm’s government affairs practice. Corporate partner Tom Heylen will replace Clement-Jones as London head […]

KWM partner Girardet leaves for Willkie Farr

King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) competition specialist Philipp Girardet has become the latest partner to leave the firm after exiting to join Willkie Farr & Gallagher’s London office. Girardet was recruited by Willkie Farr to launch the US firm’s antitrust and competition practice in London. He advises on a broad range of EU and UK competitions […]

Skarbek Associates: The biggest challenge in strategy implementation

Skarbek Associates executive consultant Sylvie Watts talks to The Lawyer at the recent Business Leadership Summit about the challenges that firms face when trying to engage partners and fee-earners in the implementation of strategy. Read the recent opinion piece by Skarbek Associates CEO Paul Heugh on how implementing a strategy can be a major challenge […]

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Addleshaws restarts salary review and partner drawings

Addleshaw Goddard has restarted its salary review after freezing pay for two months amid concerns about Brexit. The firm cancelled pay reviews for all classes of partner and associates last month. It also “deferred” its equity partners’ autumn quarterly drawings in an attempt to show solidarity with the firm’s lower ranks. The pay freeze came […]