King crowned head of Queen’s property teamThe Crown Estate appoints a new head of legal; Canary Wharf's Michael Ashley-Brown retires after 16 years; and the West Bromwich Building Society recruits from Wragge & Co. Ed Thornton rounds up the latest moves in the in-house legal scene
April 05, 2006 at 08:03 PM
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Vivienne King has taken over at the helm of the Crown Estate’s legal department, replacing David Harris, who is due to retire next year.
King, who was deputy head of legal, took over the head of legal role on 31 March. Harris will take on the deputy role until he retires.
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