Hammonds is set for a contested election process as potential managing partner candidates to replace Peter Crossley emerge. It is unclear whether Crossley, whose second three-year term at the firm's helm comes to a close in May 2011, is set to stand again; however, a number of partners are currently being touted as candidates.
May 26, 2010 at 04:55 AM
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Hammonds is set for a contested election process as potential managing partner candidates to replace Peter Crossley emerge.
It is unclear whether Crossley (pictured), whose second three-year term at the firm’s helm comes to a close in May 2011, is set to stand again; however, a number of partners are currently being touted as candidates.
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