Olswang's high-profile chief executive Jonathan Goldstein is leaving the firm to join a client, in a move that looks set to spark a leadership battle at the City practice. Goldstein announced his move at a partner retreat last weekend, saying he was not going to stand for re-election and was leaving to become joint managing director of property client Heron International.
February 07, 2007 at 11:58 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Olswang’s high-profile chief executive Jonathan Goldstein is leaving the firm to join a client, in a move that looks set to spark a leadership battle at the City practice.
Goldstein announced his move at a partner retreat last weekend, saying he was not going to stand for re-election and was leaving to become joint managing director of property client Heron International.
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