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Steven Friel Brown Rudnick

17 September 2010
Issue: 7433 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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Steven Friel joins Brown Rudnick’s London office from Davies Arnold Cooper as a partner in the litigation department.

Steven Friel joins Brown Rudnick’s London office from Davies Arnold Cooper as a partner in the litigation department. His expertise in commercial litigation has been recognised by the Legal 500, which describes him as having “the sort of knowledge that one only gets with years of accumulated experience in heavy or complex litigation”.

CEO Joseph F Ryan says: “Steven’s knowledge in dispute resolution and commercial litigation, along with his professional network, will play a key role in expanding our litigation footprint in the UK.”

 

Issue: 7433 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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