Addleshaws is CookedDarryl Cooke's transfer from Addleshaws to DLA, a 'commercial' chambers merger, and Hill Dickinson's Capital of Culture sponsorship deal are some of the region's news highlights. Richard Tromans reports
September 22, 2004 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Last month ambitious national firm DLA, now the merger suitor of major US firm Piper Rud-nick, shocked the Manchester market with the hire of Addleshaw Goddard’s high-profile private equity partner Darryl Cooke.
The bold move has underlined the belief that expansionary firms such as DLA still see the potential for profitability north of Watford.
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