Eversheds looks set to part company with the head of its Copenhagen office, as the firm holds discussions about the future of the Danish base. Local managing partner Troels Askerud has declared his intention to resign from Eversheds, confirming earlier today (15 October) that he has told the firm of his intention to quit. His confirmation follows a report on legal blog RollonFriday stating that Askerud had resigned and that the firm was in talks with three further partners over potential exits.
October 15, 2010 at 07:46 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Eversheds is parting company with the head of its Copenhagen office, as the firm holds discussions about the future of the Danish base.
Local managing partner Troels Askerud (pictured) has declared his intention to resign from Eversheds, confirming earlier today (15 October) that he has told the firm of his intention to quit.
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