Bradley J. Butwin of O’Melveny & Myers. Courtesy photo
Brad Butwin's reelection came more than eight months before his new term is scheduled to start in February 2021, demonstrating the O'Melveny partnership's commitment to his vision for the firm.
May 14, 2020 at 12:19 PM
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The ongoing global economic emergency and last year’s scuttled merger talks with Allen & Overy weren’t enough to shake O’Melveny & Myers’ faith in Bradley Butwin, who will serve a third term as chairman of the firm.
The firm announced Butwin’s reelection on Thursday. His new term will last until 2025.
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