Linklaters has overhauled its international board (IB) with five new partners gaining a seat on the board and the law firm creating a seat for southern Europe. In London, partners Charlie Jacobs, David Ereira and Lynne Walkington have won positions representing the corporate, finance and commercial departments respectively.
June 11, 2009 at 12:23 AM
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Linklaters has overhauled its international board with five new partners gaining a seat on the board and the law firm creating a seat for southern Europe.
In London, partners Charlie Jacobs, David Ereira and Lynne Walkington have won positions representing the corporate, finance and commercial departments respectively.
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