Travelers walk past a Thomas Cook advert at Gatwick airport – Credits: Bloomberg/Chris Ratcliffe
The partner is one of Reed Smith's team advising the CAA following the holiday operator collapse.
October 01, 2019 at 06:51 AM
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Reed Smith London restructuring partner Charlotte Moller, who is currently acting on the standout mandate of the collapse of Thomas Cook, has quit the firm to join U.S. rival Brown Rudnick.
Moller has been a partner at Reed Smith’s London base since 2008, after joining as an associate in 2005 from Norton Rose Fulbright.
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