Firm announces 26 new partner elections worldwide
Linklaters has announced the election of 26 new partners across 13 jurisdictions. The promotions take effect on 1 May 2017.
Charlie Jacobs, senior partner at Linklaters, said: “The exceptional quality of today’s newly elected partners reflects our commitment to attracting, retaining and promoting the most talented lawyers in jurisdictions and practices around the world.
“As excited as we are by today’s announcement, we are disappointed that we have failed to reach our target for female partners in this year’s election. We remain absolutely committed to this important goal and acknowledge that despite firm-wide progress on diversity, we must and will strive to do better.”
The new partners are:
Alexander Harmse, capital markets, Amsterdam
Andreas Dehio, financial regulation group, Frankfurt
Andrew Jennens, banking, Abu Dhabi
Burkhard Rinne, capital markets, Frankfurt
Christian Schmitt, dispute resolution, Frankfurt
Dirk Horcher, mainstream corporate, Munich
Fionnghuala Griggs, mainstream corporate, London
Ian Callaghan, banking, London
Ilia Ditiatev, projects, London
Iris Leung, capital markets, Hong Kong
James Morgan, tax, London
Janusz Dzianachowski, real estate, Warsaw
Jean-Charles Jais, dispute resolution, Paris
John Xu, mainstream corporate, Shanghai
Kanyaka Ramamurthi, mainstream corporate, London
Laure de Panafieu, employment and incentives, Singapore
Laurent Victor-Michel, mainstream corporate, Paris
Mavnick Nerwal, tax, London
Melinda Perera, banking, Luxembourg
Parthiv Rishi, mainstream corporate, Singapore
Pierre Thomet, mainstream corporate, Paris
Reza Taylor, capital markets, London
Robert Trust, banking, New York
Rui Camacho Palma, tax, Lisbon
Sumit Indwar, financial regulation group, Hong Kong
Yohan Liyanage, TMT IP, London
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