Reed Smith is to lose 15 lawyers in Hong Kong as part of a 50-strong team leaving to join a trio of ex-former partners at newly formed firm Howse Williams Bowers (HWB). The team, which includes 35 members support staff, will reunite with Reed Smith's former co-head of professional indemnity Chris Howse, insurance litigation partner Kevin Bowers and corporate partner Chris Williams, who all quit in December to form HWB.
January 09, 2012 at 08:09 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Reed Smith is to lose 15 lawyers in Hong Kong as part of a 50-strong team leaving to join a trio of ex-former partners at newly formed firm Howse Williams Bowers (HWB).
The team, which includes 35 members support staff, will reunite with Reed Smith’s former co-head of professional indemnity Chris Howse, insurance litigation partner Kevin Bowers and corporate partner Chris Williams, who all quit in December to form HWB.
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