Merlin Entertainments launches first legal panel
Merlin Entertainments is launching its first formal panel of legal providers four months after Matt Jowett took up the reins as general counsel.
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Merlin Entertainments is launching its first formal panel of legal providers four months after Matt Jowett took up the reins as general counsel.
Recruitment specialist Alexander Mann Solutions has hired John Mayes as general counsel for EMEA.
Greenberg Traurig has made a raft of management level and operational changes, including appointing London chair Paul Maher as global vice-chair.
Pinsent Masons has been forced to adapt the way it distributes profits to equity partner David Isaac after he was appointed chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), The Lawyer has learned.
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Register nowMerlin Entertainments is launching its first formal panel of legal providers four months after Matt Jowett took up the reins as general counsel.
Recruitment specialist Alexander Mann Solutions has hired John Mayes as general counsel for EMEA.
Greenberg Traurig has made a raft of management level and operational changes, including appointing London chair Paul Maher as global vice-chair.
Pinsent Masons has been forced to adapt the way it distributes profits to equity partner David Isaac after he was appointed chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), The Lawyer has learned.
Strategic outsourcing company Mitie has restructured its legal team as part of a business-wide consolidation plan.
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Taylor Wessing has advised Rutland Partners in the sale of Pizza Hut, six years after the private equity group rescued the chain from the brink of collapse.
Slaughter and May has hired investigations lawyer Wynne Mok in Hong Kong, making her the third partner to join the firm from an external position. Mok joins Slaughters from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, where she has been director of enforcement since 2016. Prior to moving in-house, Mok was a partner in Norton […]
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