When Simon Davies was elected to lead Linklaters in 2007 it was a surprise to many in the market. He won support despite his relative youth at 39 and the fact that being based in Asia meant he was he was not as well recognised among the London partnership as many of the other candidates.
So unsurprisingly with the candidates now confirmed for his replacement later this year when he steps down to take up a role at Lloyds, many partners are hesitant about writing any names off totally. Legal Week canvassed partner opinion on the comparative merits and weaknesses of the six candidates whoi have thrown their hats in the ring.
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