Eversheds chairman Alan Jenkins has lost a contested election for his position and is set to be replaced by international disputes head John Heaps. Heaps will take up a four-year term as chairman from 1 May, having seen off competition from Jenkins, transport chief and former London head Cornelius Medvei and Cardiff head Alan Meredith.
February 24, 2010 at 06:18 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Eversheds chairman Alan Jenkins has lost a contested election for his position and is set to be replaced by international disputes head John Heaps.
Heaps will take up a four-year term as chairman from 1 May, having seen off competition from Jenkins, transport chief and former London head Cornelius Medvei and Cardiff head Alan Meredith.
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