Intellectual property (IP) specialist firm Bristows has appointed former Linklaters global privacy head, Christopher Millard, as a consultant. Millard left the magic circle firm earlier this year and took up a part-time teaching role at the School of Law as the chair of privacy and information law.He joined Linklaters as a partner in 2002 after a 10-year spell at Clifford Chance.
September 02, 2008 at 07:05 AM
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Intellectual property (IP) specialist firm Bristows has appointed former Linklaters global privacy head, Christopher Millard, as a consultant.
Millard left the magic circle firm earlier this year and took up a part-time teaching role at the School of Law as the chair of privacy and information law.
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