Addleshaw Goddard has kicked off its managing partner election process after current post-holder - Paul Devitt - announced his intention to stand down a year early at the end of April. is stepping down from his role a year to stand down from his post in April 2015, bringing forward an election contest by six months. Partners were informed of Devitt's decision not to stand for re-election via an internal email on Friday (14 March). The election process was originally timetabled to begin in September, but will now kick off immediately.
March 17, 2014 at 07:42 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Addleshaw Goddard has kicked off its managing partner election process after current post-holder – Paul Devitt – announced his intention to stand down a year early.
His decision not to stand for re-election – communicated to partners via an internal email on Friday (14 March) -comes as the firm has separately confirmed that it has reviewed how partner pay is calculated, following an error working out the number of points available to partners.
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