The chief executive partner of Australian firm Clayton Utz is to step down from the leadership role next year, to be replaced by litigation partner Robert Cutler. Darryl McDonough, who has held the position for four years, will remain a partner at the firm but return to practice in Brisbane, working on corporate and M&A transactions.
December 09, 2013 at 11:17 PM
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The chief executive partner of Australian firm Clayton Utz is to step down from the leadership role next year, to be replaced by litigation partner Robert Cutler.
Darryl McDonough, who has held the position for four years, will remain a partner at the firm but return to practice in Brisbane, working on corporate and M&A transactions.
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