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29 April 2009
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New appointments Freshfields

Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has elected 14 new partners. The appointments taking effect from 1 May 2009 are:

Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has elected 14 new partners. The appointments taking effect from 1 May 2009 are:
 

  •    Antitrust, competition & trade:  
  •    Michael Han.
  •   Jennifer Bethlehem,
  •   Wessel Heukamp
  •  Grace Huang
  •  Patrick Ko,
  •  Sebastian Lawson,
  •  Charles-Antoine Leunen,
  •  Piers Prichard Jone
  •  Harald Sprui
  •  Arend Von Riegen.

           

  Dispute resolution:

 

  •     Reza Mohtashami.

       
Finance
 

  •  Alexander Glos
  • Ana Lopez.

Intellectual property/Information technology:

       

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