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Charles Brooks—Multilaw

31 October 2013
Issue: 7582 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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Pennington Manches LLP partner elected as new chairman of Multilaw

Charles Brooks, corporate partner at Penningtons Manches LLP, has been elected as the new chairman of Multilaw, one of the world’s largest associations of independent law firms with 8,000 lawyers in 79 member firms in 68 countries.

Currently a member of the executive council and the finance committee and chair of the Commission for the Future, Charles took over his two year role as chairman from Mark Lowndes of New Zealand firm, Lowndes Associates. He specialises in advising on corporate transactions, mergers and acquisitions, MBOs, private equity, joint ventures, reorganisations and start-ups and has a particular interest in legal and business structures. He qualified as a French avocat à la cour at the Paris Bar in 1993 and set up and headed the Penningtons Paris office between 1989 and 1994. 

Commenting on his appointment as Multilaw chairman, Charles said: “Following 10 years as EMEA regional chair, I am honoured to have been elected by the Multilaw member firms to lead the association at this exciting point in its development.” 

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