BLM names new managing partner after sudden retirement
BLM has named Vivienne Williams as its new managing partner following the sudden retirement of Gary Allison eight months into his tenure.
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BLM has named Vivienne Williams as its new managing partner following the sudden retirement of Gary Allison eight months into his tenure.
Winston & Strawn has announced the hires of partner Ben Bruton and counsel Nich Sharratt from Eversheds Sutherland into the firm’s Dubai office.
Pinsent Masons has set a recruitment target of 50 to 80 lawyers to join Vario in Australia by April 2018.
BLM managing partner Gary Allison has chosen to retire from the firm eight months into a three-year term as firm’s struggles continue.
DAC Beachcroft managing partner David Pollitt said the firm is looking to continue its Latin American growth after announcing incremental turnover growth and strong performances in pre-tax profits and profit per member.
DWF has announced a trio of associations in South America as the firm continues its rapid international expansion strategy.
Eversheds Sutherland and Pinsent Masons have been dropped from the West Yorkshire local authority legal framework panel, while Bond Dickinson has won a spot for the first time.
Gateley’s revenue has increased by 15.7 per cent from £67m to £77.6m in its second full year as a listed entity.
Slaughter and May partner Miranda Leung has retired from the partnership for personal reasons after 26 years with the firm, The Lawyer can reveal.
Reed Smith has advised Jefferies International in the firm’s first major refinancing deal through its ex-King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) team.
Weightmans has recorded a 21 per cent rise in profits as turnover remained static at £95m for the second year in a row, 2016/17 financial results show.
Clifford Chance has posted turnover growth of 11 per cent, the highest of its peer group, as turnover passed the £1.5bn mark for the first time.
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