Clifford Chance (CC) is gearing up for a series of senior leadership elections with David Childs expected to stand for re-election as the City giant's managing partner. Childs is viewed as likely to stand for a second four-year term at the firm's helm, with elections due to take place this autumn. If Childs were to stand successfully, he would start his second term in May 2010.
September 02, 2009 at 06:08 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Clifford Chance (CC) is gearing up for a series of senior leadership elections with David Childs expected to stand for re-election as the City giant’s managing partner.
Childs is viewed as likely to stand for a second four-year term at the firm’s helm, with elections due to take place this autumn. If Childs were to stand successfully, he would start his second term in May 2010.
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