"There is an evolution that has been accelerated by the global pandemic, and I want to see Mayer Brown at the center of engagement in this new transformation,” said recently appointed Washington managing partner Elizabeth Stern.
September 13, 2021 at 06:02 PM
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Am Law 100 firm Mayer Brown is changing its leadership in Washington, D.C., appointing Elizabeth Espín Stern as managing partner of the more than 200-lawyer office.
Stern’s first day as Washington managing partner was Monday. She succeeds Raj De, who held the role since 2019 and is a member of the firm’s global management committee, to which he was recently appointed.
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Elizabeth Espin Stern of Mayer Brown. Courtesy photo
