Reed Smith has reshuffled its senior management team, naming Pittsburgh-based Douglas Cameron, previously global chairman of the firm’s litigation department, to serve as its managing partner for the Americas.

Cameron replaces Philadelphia-based Michael Pollack, who announced in March that after 35 years he would be retiring from the firm at the end of 2019. The firm also named Chicago-based Peter Ellis to succeed Cameron as the global chairman of litigation, and tapped Los Angeles litigator Janet Kwuon to serve as the new co-chairwoman of its global commercial disputes group. Both sit on the firm’s executive committee.

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