US firm Dewey Ballantine is now operating with two chairmen following the firm's decision to shake up its governing structure earlier this year, it has emerged.
August 29, 2007 at 11:05 PM
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US firm Dewey Ballantine is now operating with two chairmen following the firm’s decision to shake up its governing structure earlier this year, it has emerged.
New York-based tax partner Gordon Warnke has taken up the role as co-chair alongside respected M&A practitioner Morton Pierce. Warnke, who previously headed up the firm’s tax group and sits on the firm’s executive committee, will continue fee earning.
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