Bond Pearce is to launch in Aberdeen after recruiting a seven-lawyer team from McGrigors, Legal Week can reveal, as the southwest firm looks to cash in on the buoyant energy sector. The new Scots arm, which marks the law firm's first major foothold north of the border, will be headed by energy specialist and former BP in-house lawyer Clare Munro. Two of the team were partners at McGrigors.
July 05, 2007 at 07:08 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Bond Pearce is to launch in Aberdeen after recruiting a seven-lawyer team from McGrigors, Legal Week can reveal, as the southwest firm looks to cash in on the buoyant energy sector.
The new Scots arm, which marks the law firm’s first major foothold north of the border, will be headed by energy specialist and former BP in-house lawyer Clare Munro. Two of the team were partners at McGrigors.
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