Baker & McKenzie has promoted only one lawyer to its London partnership, compared with six in last year's promotion round. Restructuring and insolvency lawyer Louise Webb boosts the international firm's London partnership total to 85. Baker's decision to scale back partner promotions this year comes after similar moves by many of the U.K.'s top law firms, with the prolonged economic turmoil reducing the business case for new partners.
July 15, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Baker & McKenzie has promoted only one lawyer to its London partnership, compared with six in last year’s promotion round.
Restructuring and insolvency lawyer Louise Webb will take the international firm’s London partnership to 85. She also sits on the firm’s restructuring and insolvency steering committee.
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