Mayer Brown co-vice chairman Paul Maher has confirmed to partners that he is considering leaving the firm. London-based Maher told the firm's partnership today that he will be taking a short sabbatical to consider his options in the wake of a series of management changes at the Anglo-American firm.Maher's position at Mayer Brown has been the subject of speculation since the firm confirmed earlier this month that it is to overhaul its management structure, with Herbert 'Bert' Krueger voted in as its new chairman, replacing James Holzhauer, and Maher's co vice-chairman Kenneth Geller chosen as firmwide managing partner.
April 28, 2009 at 01:34 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Mayer Brown co-vice chairman Paul Maher has confirmed to partners that he is considering leaving the firm.
London-based Maher told the firm’s partnership today that he will be taking a short sabbatical to consider his options in the wake of a series of management changes at the Anglo-American firm.
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