Allen & Overy (A&O) consultant John Wotton has been chosen as the future leader of the Law Society after winning a vote to take on the deputy vice president (DVP) role. He will take office in July when Beachcroft's Bob Heslett succeeds Paul Marsh as president and Linda Lee of charity Action Against Medical Accidents becomes vice president.The society elects a new DVP each year, who then automatically progresses over a three-year period to become vice president and then president.
April 17, 2009 at 06:33 AM
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Allen & Overy (A&O) consultant John Wotton has been chosen as the future leader of the Law Society after winning a vote to take on the deputy vice president (DVP) role.
He will take office in July when Beachcroft’s Bob Heslett succeeds Paul Marsh as president and Linda Lee of charity Action Against Medical Accidents becomes vice president.
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