Mayer Brown promotes four in the City in 31-strong round
News of US firm's promotions follow a number of exits in London
November 21, 2017 at 05:41 AM
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US firm Mayer Brown has promoted four lawyers to partner in its London office as part of a 31-strong global promotion round.
The four new City partners are: corporate and securities lawyer Rebecca Bothamley, tax lawyer Ben Fryer, real estate lawyer Iain Roberts, and litigation and dispute resolution lawyer Jessica Walker.
Last year, the firm made up two partners in its London office.
The majority of this year's promotions are spread across the firm's US offices in New York, Washington DC, Chicago, Houston, Charlotte and Los Angeles.
Mayer Brown has also made up four partners in its Paris office, one in Hong Kong and three in Sao Paulo.
London senior partner Sally Davies said: " We're proud that 50% of our promoted partners are female. In addition, several of our new partners and counsel started out as trainees at the firm. We are very pleased that we continue to have a good track record for retaining and promoting homegrown talent."
In addition to the partner promotions, Mayer Brown has also promoted 16 lawyers to counsel including six in London. All of the promotions come into effect on 1 January 2018.
The City promotions come after a number of partner exits in recent weeks.
Gibson Dunn & Crutcher hired two London partners from the firm earlier this month, including the US firm's global co-head of corporate and securities Jeremy Kenley.
Kenley, who was also head of private equity real estate at the firm, is moving to Gibson Dunn with London tax head Sandy Bhogal.
Their departures came just two weeks after Legal Week revealed that two Mayer Brown insurance partners – including London insurance and reinsurance head David Chadwick – were leaving to join Kennedys.
Mayer Brown partner promotions 2017
Gustavo Lasalvia Besada, litigation and dispute resolution, São Paulo Rebecca Bothamley, corporate and securities, London Ludmila Arruda Braga, real estate, São Paulo Joseph Castelluccio, corporate and securities, New York Christopher Comstock, litigation and dispute resolution, Chicago Jeremiah A. DeBerry, diversity and inclusion, New York Mark Dempsey, banking and finance, Chicago Elodie Deschamps, tax transactions and consulting, Paris Alban Dorin, banking and finance, Paris Kristen B. Ford, corporate and securities, Houston Ben Fryer, tax transactions and consulting, London Michael Gaffney, banking and finance, Charlotte Jared Goldberger, tax transactions and consulting, New York Scott Guetzow, real estate, Chicago Julien Haure, employment and benefits, Paris Darius Horton, banking and finance, Chicago Adam Kanter, corporate and securities, Washington DC Dara Kurlancheek, intellectual property, Washington DC Caroline Lan, corporate and securities, Paris David McKellar, legal risk and compliance, Hong Kong Stephen Medlock, litigation and dispute resolution, Washington DC Luis Montes, banking and finance, São Paulo Gina Oderda, Wealth Management, Chicago Lindsay O'Neil, banking and finance, Chicago Peter Price, tax controversy, Chicago Matthew Provance, litigation and dispute resolution, Chicago Brad Resnikoff, financial services regulatory and enforcement, Washington DC Iain Roberts, real estate, London Lei Shen, corporate and securities, Chicago Jessica Walker, restructuring, bankruptcy and insolvency, London Ruth Zadikany, litigation and dispute resolution, Los Angeles
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