DLA Piper makes up 53 in global partner promotions round
DLA Piper has made up 53 lawyers to the firm's partnership around the world. The firm's London base sees five lawyers join the partnership across the restructuring, litigation & regulation and finance & projects practices, while two additional promotions see Amber Mathews join the partnership in a corporate management role and Zelinda Bennett promoted to a partner-equivalent role in marketing.
April 18, 2011 at 05:55 AM
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DLA Piper has made up 53 lawyers to the firm's partnership around the world.
The firm's London base sees five lawyers join the partnership across the restructuring, litigation & regulation and finance & projects practices, while two additional promotions see Amber Mathews join the partnership in a corporate management role and Zelinda Bennett promoted to a partner-equivalent role in marketing.
Elsewhere in the UK, two lawyers are joining the partnership in both the Leeds and the Manchester offices, as well as one in Liverpool.
DLA's US practice receives 17 new partners, with seven in Asia and 18 in continental Europe.
The firm's Amsterdam, Hong Kong, New York, Oslo, San Diego and San Franciso all receive three new partners
By practice area, litigation and regulation saw the largest intake of new partners with 14. Corporate and finance both saw 12 promotions each, followed by intellectual property on nine.
The promotions, which take effect from 1 January 2011 in the US and 1 May 2011 for the EMEA and Asia regions, mark an increase on last year, when DLA made up 41 internationally with only three making partner in London. The firm made up 53 in 2009, with eight in London.
Joint CEO Nigel Knowles (pictured) commented: "We are delighted at the appointment of so many talented lawyers to the position of partner. DLA Piper remains focused on recognising and rewarding outstanding talent across our regions and practice areas and in these lawyers we have the future of our law firm."
DLA Piper partner promotions in full
Amsterdam
Daan Arends, corporate
Daphne Bens, corporate
Richard van Schaik, intellectual property and technology
Antwerp
Jim Bauwens, real estate
Atlanta
Brian Gordon, corporate
Baltimore
Dale Cathell, finance
Beijing
Richard Wageman, intellectual property and technology
Sammy Fang, litigation and regulation
Boston
Primo Fontana, real estate
Brussels
Kim Moric, litigation and regulation
Annelies Verlinden, litigation and regulation
Budapest
Gabor Borbely, finance and projects
Chicago
Sal Lele, corporate
John Hughes, franchise
Cologne
Mario Lindner, restructuring
Dubai
Paul Allen, intellectual property and technology
Hong Kong
Brett Stewien, corporate
Jolyon Ellwood-Russell, finance and projects
Edward Chatterton, intellectual property and technology
Istanbul
Francesco Ferrari, finance and projects
Kiev
Svitlana Musienko, corporate
Leeds
John Connor, finance and projects
Robert Smith, finance and projects
Liverpool
Stephen Robinson, employment, pensions and benefits
London
Christian Francis, finance and projects
Leon Taylor, litigation and regulation
Kate Vernon, litigation and regulation
Kathryn Ward, litigation and regulation
Amy Jacks, restructuring
Los Angeles
Joshua Briones, litigation
Manchester
Nick Roome, corporate
Stuart Campbell, intellectual property and technology
New York
Erich Eisenegger, finance
JP Duffy, litigation
Gail Rodgers, litigation
Oslo
Sveinung Mjaugedal, finance and projects
Knud Knudsen, litigation and regulation
Magnus Lutnaes, real estate
Paris
Laurence Julien-Raes, intellectual property and technology
Jean-Christophe Tristant, intellectual property and technology
Raleigh
Damon McLean, finance
Rome
Alessandro Boso Caretta, litigation and regulation
San Diego
Matt Leivo, corporate
Matt Schwartz, finance
Noah Katsell, litigation
San Francisco
George Gigounas, litigation
Sibel Owji, tax
Heather Dunn, trademarks
Seattle
Tyson Harper, litigation
Singapore
Biswajit Chatterjee, corporate
St Petersburgh
Elena Zaitseva, corporate
Tokyo
Daniel Lee, corporate
Vienna
Bernd Grama, finance and projects
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