The former chair of White & Case, Duane Wall, is to reprise his role as the head of the firm's bank advisory practice following the departure of two key partners to Arnold & Porter. Wall, who headed up the firm for more than seven years, stepped down last October. He will now take up the role he held before becoming chair.The news follows the departure of financial services regulatory partner and former head, Kevin Barnard, and fellow partner Alan Avery to rival Arnold & Porter.
July 11, 2008 at 06:13 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The former chair of White & Case, Duane Wall, is to reprise his role as the head of the firm’s bank advisory practice following the departure of two key partners to Arnold & Porter.
Wall, who headed up the firm for more than seven years, stepped down last October. He will now take up the role he held before becoming chair.
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