Clifford Chance promotes 21 partners, with London and Asia taking bulk
Clifford Chance has made up 21 lawyers to its global partnership, with the firm's London and Asia Pacific offices each taking a third of the new appointments.
April 23, 2014 at 06:09 AM
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Clifford Chance has made up 21 lawyers to its global partnership, with the firm's London and Asia Pacific offices each taking a third of the new appointments.
The magic circle firm's City office has gained seven new partners, while Singapore and Hong Kong each saw two new partners added, and Perth, Bangkok and Beijing each gained one.
The remaining partners are mostly made up in continental Europe, with the firm's Middle East and Americas practices just gaining one each.
A third of the newly-promoted partners are female, including four out of the seven new City partners. The latest promotions mean 21% of the London partnership is made up of women.
The promotions are slightly up on last year's 20-strong haul, when only two females were made up to partnership.
In terms of practice areas, finance took the lion's share with eight new partners, corporate saw four new partners, tax, pensions & employment and capital markets three each and real estate one.
Matthew Layton (pictured), Clifford Chance managing partner elect said: "An international mindset and an ability to grasp the nuances of different markets and sectors are a pre-requisite of a Clifford Chance partner. This year's cohort of new partners can also already claim impressive reputations in their areas of expertise and extremely strong client relationships. I congratulate each of them on their achievements thus far and wish them highly successful and rewarding careers in the Clifford Chance partnership."
The promotions take effect from 1 May 2014 and will bring the total number of partners in the firm to 587.
CC partner promotions in full:
Americas
Michael Seaton – Tax, Pensions & Employment, New York
Asia Pacific
Richard Blewett – Corporate, Beijing
Liu Fang – Capital Markets, Hong Kong
Valerie Kong – Corporate, Singapore
Paul Landless – Finance, Singapore
Richard Lee – Capital Markets, Hong Kong
Phil Sealey – Finance, Perth
V. Joseph Tisuthiwongse – Finance, Bangkok
Continental Europe
Joachim Hasselbach – Corporate, Frankfurt
Anne Lemercier – Tax, Pensions & Employment, Paris
Delphine Siino Courtin – Finance, Paris
Michiel Sunderman – Tax, Pensions & Employment, Amsterdam
Paul van den Abeele – Corporate, Luxembourg
London
Barry O'Shea – Finance
Caroline Meinertz – Finance
Alis Pay – Real Estate
Matthew Scully – Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Judith Seddon – Litigation & Dispute Resolution
David Towers – Finance
Maggie Zhao – Capital Markets
Middle East
Antony Single – Finance, Abu Dhabi
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