Reynolds Porter Chamberlain (RPC) has boosted its media group with the hire of BBC in-house counsel Jaron Lewis. Lewis, who previously worked at RPC before switching to the BBC in 2000, will join the City firm as co-head of its media practice. He will work alongside incumbent head Liz Hartley, with whom he set up the firm's contentious media practice in 1997.
September 20, 2007 at 12:00 PM
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Reynolds Porter Chamberlain (RPC) has boosted its media group with the hire of BBC in-house counsel Jaron Lewis.
Lewis, who previously worked at RPC before switching to the BBC in 2000, will join the City firm as a partner in its media practice. He will work under department head Liz Hartley, with whom he set up the firm’s contentious media practice in 1997.
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