Slaughter and May rarely sees partner departures.
The firm has picked new heads of its financing, disputes and tax practices, as five of the firm’s old guard retire from the partnership.
May 04, 2020 at 10:57 AM
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Slaughter and May has refreshed its partnership board and appointed new heads of several practices, including financing and tax, as several members of the firm’s old guard retire from the partnership.
Banking & finance partner Philip Snell takes over as financing practice head from Andrew McClean, who is stepping down as a partner but remaining at the firm as a senior consultant, according to a person close to the firm.
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