Legal Week Reports
September 11, 2002 at 08:03 PM
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Alan Stewart, managing partner of top 10 Scots firm Burness, has stepped down to pursue a career outside of the law. The Edinburgh-based firm will be run by incumbent chairman John Rafferty and newly-appointed non-lawyer director of operations Martin Sweet.
“I have just ceased to get enjoyment out of running the firm,” Stewart told Legal Week. “The firm has changed a great deal recently and I am not sure that it will change so much in the future.”
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