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Removed from the partnership, the lawyer now acts as a consultant at the firm.
February 06, 2020 at 04:34 AM
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A Hill Dickinson partner was removed from the firm’s partnership after a bankruptcy order was filed against him in December, new documents reveal.
Mark Aspinall, who joined the firm as a partner from Eversheds Sutherland last June, remains at Hill Dickinson, but as a consultant.
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