David Harris has been handed a second term as Lovells managing partner after a vote at the firm's partnership conference in Vienna on Friday (14 November). The result, which saw Harris re-elected to the top role ahead of continental Europe managing partner Harald Seisler, is the culmination of a process that has been ongoing since the end of July.Although Harris was thought to have the broad support of the London partnership, Seisler's pull outside of the capital could have seen him becoming the first non-British partner to manage the firm.
November 17, 2008 at 04:32 AM
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David Harris has been handed a second term as Lovells managing partner after a vote at the firm’s partnership conference in Vienna on Friday (14 November).
The result, which saw Harris (pictured) re-elected to the top role ahead of continental Europe managing partner Harald Seisler, is the culmination of a process that has been ongoing since the end of July.
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