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06 June 2013
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Spencer Wyatt LLP

Simeon Spencer & Helen Wyatt join forces

Simeon Spencer, founding partner of Spencer Lufia LLP, has joined forces with Helen Wyatt, former employment partner at Goodman Derrick, to form Spencer Wyatt LLP, a boutique international employment firm providing specialist legal services to technology, media and related industries.
The firm commences operations at new premises based in Clerkenwell.
Simeon founded Spencer Lufia LLP in December 2010 after almost 20 years in big international firms.  He was previously a partner and head of Europe at Morgan Lewis & Bockius and before that was counsel at Morrison & Foerster. Helen spent 13 years at Goodman Derrick LLP where she specialised in working with businesses in the recruitment industry.

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