Linklaters has shuffled its U.S. management, with global finance and projects chief John Tucker relocating from London to New York, as the firm looks to underline its commitment to the United States. The news follows a period of U.S. investment by Linklaters, which now has 130 lawyers in New York, including about 30 partners.
September 26, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Linklaters has shuffled its U.S. management, with global finance and projects chief John Tucker relocating from London to New York, as the firm looks to underline its commitment to the United States.
The transfer sees Tucker take overall control of the Magic Circle firm’s Americas practice, with overall responsibility for Linklaters’ New York and Sao Paulo, Brazil, offices.
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