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Suzanne Todd—Withers

London family team appoints new leader

 
14 February 2017
Matthew Pohlman—Goodwin

Hospitality & leisure partner rejoins firm

14 February 2017
James Atkins—Bevan Brittan

Firm recruits healthcare property partner to Leeds office

07 February 2017
Keystone Law—Aman Sehgal

Firm appoints insolvency lawyer in north east

 
07 February 2017
M&S PROFILE: Helen Brown

The new Weightmans partner expresses her admiration for Baroness Hale

06 February 2017
Vicky Purtill—CILEx Regulation Limited

New director of authorisation & supervision

 
01 February 2017
Tim Fogarty—Winckworth Sherwood

Firm boosts its planning & real estate team 

 
01 February 2017
William Ellerton—DAS Group

Group hires head of property & contract

 
31 January 2017
Séverine Hotellier—Dentons

Partner recruited to lead insurance practice in France

 
31 January 2017
Robert Bond—Bristows

Data privacy partner joins firm

31 January 2017
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Firm bolsters real estate team with partner hire in Birmingham

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