Baker & McKenzie has revamped its executive committee, electing Dallas-based corporate partner Alan Harvey and Tokyo managing partner Jeremy Pitts to the board. Harvey and Pitts replace partners David Hackett in Chicago and David Jacobs in Sydney respectively on the firmwide committee, after the pair come to the end of their three-year terms.The news comes as Bakers also announces two new regional management positions, with San Francisco and Palo Alto managing partner Peter Engstrom appointed as the firm's managing partner for North America.
November 03, 2008 at 11:35 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Baker & McKenzie has revamped its executive committee, electing Dallas-based corporate partner Alan Harvey and Tokyo managing partner Jeremy Pitts to the board.
Harvey and Pitts replace partners David Hackett in Chicago and David Jacobs in Sydney respectively on the firmwide committee, after the pair come to the end of their three-year terms.
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