Clifford Chance (CC) partner Michael Smyth CBE has announced that he is standing down from the magic circle firm next month. Smyth, who heads CC's public policy and government affairs practice and is also the firm's pro bono partner, has said that he intends to pursue his interests in the policy field after retiring from the CC partnership. He will leave the firm on 31 October.
September 09, 2010 at 07:45 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Clifford Chance (CC) partner Michael Smyth CBE has announced that he is standing down from the magic circle firm next month.
Smyth (pictured), who heads CC’s public policy and government affairs practice and is also the firm’s pro bono partner, has said that he intends to pursue his interests in the policy field after retiring from the CC partnership. He will leave the firm on 31 October.
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