CMS Cameron McKenna's hopes of maintaining its role as lead corporate adviser to National Grid Transco (NGT) were thrown into doubt this week as the energy giant appointed company secretary Helen Mahy as its new global general counsel.
September 03, 2003 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
CMS Cameron McKenna’s hopes of maintaining its role as lead corporate adviser to National Grid Transco (NGT) were thrown into doubt this week as the energy giant appointed company secretary Helen Mahy as its new global general counsel.
The appointment of Mahy, who joined the company through Lattice’s 2002 merger with National Grid, will be seen to favour Link-laters, as Lattice traditionally instructed the magic circle firm.
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