Minter Ellison has recruited former Western Australia government minister Norman Moore as a consultant in its Perth base. The Australian outfit, one of the two 'big six' Australian law firms to have remained independent, said Moore's appointment follows the hire of five additional partners in Perth in the last two years, and is part of the firm's ongoing strategy to grow in the city.
October 21, 2013 at 04:30 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Minter Ellison has recruited former Western Australia government minister Norman Moore as a consultant in its Perth base.
The Australian outfit, one of the two ‘big six’ Australian law firms to have remained independent, said Moore’s appointment follows the hire of five additional partners in Perth in the last two years, and is part of the firm’s ongoing strategy to grow in the city.
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