Harbottle & Lewis has lost the head of its employment law practice, who is quitting the West End firm to launch his own practice.Employment partner Dermot Scully is leaving the media specialist after 12 years to launch niche employment boutique Dermot Scully Solictors. The new firm will be based in Brighton but will primarily target clients in the City.
February 06, 2007 at 06:47 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Harbottle & Lewis has lost the head of its employment law practice, who is quitting the West End firm to launch his own practice.
Employment partner Dermot Scully is leaving the media specialist after 12 years to launch niche employment boutique Dermot Scully Solictors. The new firm will be based in Brighton but will primarily target clients in the City.
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