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Brodies has posted a 2.4 per cent increase in turnover for the 2016/17 financial year to £66.7m in its seventh consecutive year of revenue and profit growth.
Snap is on the hunt for a new general counsel after legal head Chris Handman stepped down from the role.
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Société Générale (SocGen) has finalised its panel review process, naming 12 firms to the bank’s global legal panel, The Lawyer understands.
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Brodies has posted a 2.4 per cent increase in turnover for the 2016/17 financial year to £66.7m in its seventh consecutive year of revenue and profit growth.
Snap is on the hunt for a new general counsel after legal head Chris Handman stepped down from the role.
“I don’t get on particularly famously with any of the partners and I’m concerned I haven’t got a mentor within the firm. Is this going to hold me back and what can I do?”
Société Générale (SocGen) has finalised its panel review process, naming 12 firms to the bank’s global legal panel, The Lawyer understands.
Last month, Ropes & Gray appointed its first London partner to its global committee. The appointment comes at a critical time in the firm’s City office, showing both a sense of confidence in the London cohort and need to keep them on side. But is it enough to stem the flow of departures?
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Pinsent Masons is launching an office in Luxembourg after the acquisition of one of the country’s local firms. From today Pinsents is taking over Wildgen’s office, adding seven partners to the firm and 16 lawyers in the office. The office will be headed by partner, Michel Bulach. This brings the total number of Pinsents’ Continental […]
Today marks the official launch date of Clyde & Co’s merger with insurance firm and competitor BLM, a move that will transform the legal insurance market. It comes just over three months since partners from both firms voted the mega-deal through in March, after two years of covert discussions. Here are three graphs breaking down […]
Freeths is to supervise the design and implementation of a UK Government compensation scheme aimed at the original Post Office scandal victims. The national firm has been appointed by the Government to act on behalf of over 500 sub-postmasters who brought the landmark civil group action against the Post Office. Until earlier this year, this […]
Norton Rose Fulbright (NRF) has been hit for two energy partners in the City. Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld has hired energy duo Daniel Giemajner and Matt Hardwick to its City office. Giemajner, who was promoted to partner in 2020, has a particular specialism in advising on the development and acquisition of mining assets, […]
A Linklaters leveraged finance partner is departing for Willkie Farr & Gallagher’s London office, The Lawyer can reveal. The partner in question is Daniel Gendron, who will join the firm in September. Gendron has spent nearly 15 years at Linklaters. He joined the firm as a managing associate in 2008 and was given the nod […]
