King & Spalding’s London office has won a new appointment as international legal counsel to the Greek Ministry of Environment Energy & Climate Change on the first sale of local oil exploration licences since 1996.
April 26, 2012 at 08:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
King & Spalding’s London office has won a new appointment as international legal counsel to the Greek Ministry of Environment Energy & Climate Change on the first sale of local oil exploration licences since 1996.
Garry Pegg, co-managing partner of King & Spalding’s London office, is taking the lead role on the deal, working alongside global transactions partner Hywel Jones and London associates Nina Howell and Susanna Marshall.
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