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20 April 2009
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DWF has launched a risk and compliance team in Manchester, taking on Deborah Chrimes (far left) from Hammonds as head of the department.
MOVE OF THE WEEK
Also joining the team are compliance officer Greg Morris from the National Policing Improvement Agency and quality and improvement manager Emma Wetherby (middle) from Contour Housing Group.
UK
LONDON
• Sharpe Pritchard has strengthened its construction team by promoting Annie Moy and Denise Stephenson to partner. Assistant Justin Mendelle also joins the team from
• Mackrell Turner Garrett has hired Rebecca Howlett from RLS Solicitors. She joins the company commercial team as an assistant.
• Sarah Gogan has joined Mishcon de Reya as an assistant in the immigration group. She left Fransman Solicitors, where she was a partner, to take up the role.
• Patent and trademark specialist Withers & Rogers has made up four new partners: Rachel Wallis and Tania Clark in London, and David McWilliams and Russell Barton in the Midlands.
• European firm Miller Rosenfalck has added two new partners to its London office. Litigation partner Sanjive Haldankar joins from Freedman Green Dohkia, while John Kenneally joins from Beynon Nicholls.
SOUTH
• Thames Valley firm BP Collins has recruited private client partner Ian Newcombe as head of wills, trust and probate. He was previously with Dorset firm HGW Solicitors.
• Richard O’Hagan, a consultant at Beaconsfield firm Brittons Solicitors, has been appointed as acting secretary of the Committee on Publication Ethics, the academic equivalent of the Press Complaints Commission.
SOUTH WEST
• Somerset firm Battens Solicitors has hired Peter Livingstone as a partner and head of the company commercial team. He leaves Clarke Willmott, where he was a partner.
MIDLANDS
• Leicester firm Spearing Waite has appointed Andrew Rowell as an employment partner. Rowell was previously with Nelsons.
NORTH
• Lancashire firm Napthens has recruited litigation assistant Kate Baker from Lopian Wagner Solicitors.
• Berrymans Lace Mawer has promoted 18 lawyers to associate, including 11 in Manchester, three in Birmingham and one each in Leeds, Liverpool, London and Stockton-on-Tees.
• Keoghs has appointed disease litigation expert Chris Phillips as a full-time consultant. He joins from Halliwells, where he was a partner.
Europe
• Beiten Burkhardt has reinforced its Brussels team with the hire of antitrust partner Dr Rainer Bierwagen. Prior to this he worked with Belgian firm Van Bael & Bellis.
• Italian employment specialist LabLaw has taken on associates Sirra Arnoldi from Vita Samory Fabrini & Associati, Chiara Perrone from Toffoletto e Soci and
Francesca Bussotti from Studio Legal Squassi & Associati. All three join LabLaw’s office in Milan .
• Dechert has appointed five European national partners, the salaried partner equivalent role for senior associates. They are corporate lawyers Olivia Gueguen and Anne-Laure
Marcerou and litigator Jacques Sivignon in Paris, Katja Heuterkes in the Munich corporate team, and financial service lawyer Antonios Nezeritis in Luxembourg.
ASIA AND MIDDLE EAST
• White & Case has promoted Sebastian Buss to local partner in the projects and asset finance group. He recently moved from London to the Singapore office.
US
• Litigation partner Linda Addison has been appointed as partner in charge of Fulbright
& Jaworski’s New York office. Addison succeeds William Bush, who is retiring from the firm to join BDT Capital Partners in Chicago.
• Dewey & LeBoeuf has announced the hire of business solutions and governance partner Philip Abelson as a partner in its New York office. Prior to joining the firm, he was counsel at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld.
• Corporate partner Daniel Mummery has joined Gibson Dunn & Crutcher’s Palo Alto Office as co-chair of the firm’s outsourcing transactions practice group. He was previously with Latham & Watkins.
THE BAR
• Hardwicke Building has announced the arrival of barrister John de Waal from Birmingham set St Philips Chambers. He will become a member the specialist property team led by Michelle Stevens-Hoare.

