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Morgan Lewis—Andrew Callaghan

28 April 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Firm expands global tax practice with partner hire in London

Morgan Lewis has strengthened its global tax practice by appointing Andrew Callaghan to its London office. The partner, arriving from Milbank, will provide tax expertise on both domestic and international corporate and finance transactions.

Firm chair Jami McKeon commented: 'With a proven track record in mergers and acquisitions, structured transactions, and fund matters, Andrew’s arrival creates strong synergy with our teams locally and globally.'

'Andrew brings a collaborative, client-first approach that aligns well with our team,' added Bart Bassett, leader of the firm’s global tax practice. 'His experience across a range of transaction types, particularly in the funds space, adds immediate value to our investment management team, especially on co-investment transactions.'

'Andrew’s command in tax issues across disciplines and his international perspective make him a strategic fit for our London transactional practices,' said London office managing partner Nick Bolter. 'His cross-border experience enhances the sophisticated tax support our clients rely on for complex matters.'

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