Three O'Melveny & Myers partners are set to compete to succeed Arthur Culvahouse at the helm of the firm ahead of the end of his four-year term as chairman next year, reports The Am Law Daily. The US firm's policy committee has whittled down the field of partners being considered to succeed Culvahouse in the firm's top leadership post, and expects to have the ultimate choice put to a partnership vote by summer's end.
July 12, 2011 at 05:05 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Three O’Melveny & Myers partners are set to compete to succeed Arthur Culvahouse at the helm of the firm ahead of the end of his four-year term as chairman next year, reports The Am Law Daily.
The US firm’s policy committee has whittled down the field of partners being considered to succeed Culvahouse in the firm’s top leadership post, and expects to have the ultimate choice put to a partnership vote by summer’s end.
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