Former Ashurst senior partner Geoffrey Green is set to retire from the firm after 34 years, following the completion of its merger with Blake Dawson, now known as Ashurst Australia. Green is stepping down as head of Asia and returning to London, where he will continue to support incoming Asia head Matthew Bubb, who takes over the role from 1 May.
March 11, 2013 at 11:17 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Former Ashurst senior partner Geoffrey Green is set to retire from the firm after 34 years, following the completion of its merger with Blake Dawson, now known as Ashurst Australia.
Green is stepping down as head of Asia and returning to London, where he will continue to support incoming Asia head Matthew Bubb, who takes over the role from 1 May.
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