Barlow Lyde & Gilbert former senior partner Richard Dedman is to leave the firm after nearly three decades as a partner. Dedman handed in his notice last month, with his departure coming after he stepped down as senior partner in May 2008 – just two years into his second five-year term – to return to fee earning.
June 18, 2009 at 04:38 AM
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Barlow Lyde & Gilbert former senior partner Richard Dedman is to leave the firm after nearly three decades as a partner.
Dedman handed in his notice last month, with his departure coming after he stepped down as senior partner in May 2008 – just two years into his second five-year term – to return to fee earning.
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