Clifford Chance has announced plans to relocate Matthew Newick, its London-based head of banking litigation, to Hong Kong, less than two months after leading financial regulatory lawyer Martin Rogers left Clifford Chance to join Davis Polk. The moves indicate that international firms are expecting significant growth in the practice area.
February 06, 2013 at 01:10 AM
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Clifford Chance has announced plans to relocate Matthew Newick, its London-based head of banking litigation, to Hong Kong.
The move comes less than two months after Martin Rogers, the former head of Clifford Chance’s Asia Pacific disputes practice and co-head of its regional financial regulatory practice, and litigation partner James Wadham announced they would be leaving to join U.S. firm Davis Polk & Wardwell, for whom they will launch a Hong Kong litigation practice.
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