Linklaters has named Polish corporate chief Cezary Wisniewski as the new managing partner of its Warsaw office, replacing Tadeusz Komosa in the management role. Both have been partners with Linklaters since the City giant merged in 2001 with local firm Komosa Wisniewski Grzybowski & Partners.
June 09, 2008 at 07:24 AM
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Linklaters has named Polish corporate chief Cezary Wisniewski as the new managing partner of its Warsaw office, replacing Tadeusz Komosa in the management role.
Both have been partners with Linklaters since the City giant merged in 2001 with local firm Komosa Wisniewski Grzybowski & Partners.
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