With UKMEA management responsibilities passing to Martin Scott, Norton Rose Fulbright's newly re-appointed chief executive Peter Martyr now has more time to focus on building the firm in the US.
November 30, 2014 at 07:18 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Norton Rose Fulbright chief executive Peter Martyr has ushered the firm through a dramatic transformation during his 12 years at the top, taking it from an also-ran UK firm to an international powerhouse formed through a rapid series of global tie-ups.
As he prepares to take on another three-year term leading the firm, which takes effect in January, Martyr (pictured) seems as unflappable as ever. His long tenure, he says, has taught him to remain vigilant.
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