Herbert Smith Freehills has named China managing partner Justin D’Agostino as the firm’s new global head of dispute resolution. D’Agostino, who is based in Hong Kong, will take up the role from 1 May for a four-year term. He will remain in Hong Kong and will manage the practice while continuing fee-earning work.
March 19, 2014 at 10:08 AM
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Herbert Smith Freehills has named China managing partner Justin D’Agostino as the firm’s new global head of dispute resolution.
D’Agostino, who is based in Hong Kong, will take up the role from 1 May for a four-year term. He will remain in Hong Kong and will manage the practice while continuing with fee-earning work.
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