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14 August 2017
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Faegre Baker Daniels—Robert Wieder

International firm recruits new corporate partner

Robert Wieder has joined international firm Faegre Baker Daniels as a partner in its London office, from Bryan Cave.

He has a particular specialism in corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, and general corporate matters throughout Europe, the Middle East and beyond. A background in litigation and arbitration complements his transactional work.

Robert also has a wealth of experience in the natural resources, mining, oil and gas, finance, health care, retail, defence, food and beverage, tech, and communications industries. He has advised on the sale and purchase of companies and joint ventures in many of these sectors, as well as mining assets. He has served on the boards of directors for businesses such as European American Investment Bank AG, Integrated Nursing Homes Ltd, Guest Krieger Ltd and Marchpole Holdings PLC.

Robert said: ‘I am thrilled to join Faegre Baker Daniels’ corporate team, comprised of highly experienced attorneys who partner with clients ranging from emerging startups to multinational corporations to solve the most complex transactions, regulatory matters and litigation that businesses face.’

Faegre partner Alex Denny, who leads the firm’s London office, said: ‘Robert Wieder understands the fast-paced and increasingly complex business environment of today’s global marketplace. His robust experience and grasp of international business and European Union law will aid him in anticipating our clients’ needs and helping them mitigate risk to achieve their business goals. Robert’s expertise complements our strong London Team as we continue to grow.’

 

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