Slaughter and May has rejigged the leadership of its infrastructure, energy and natural resources (IEN) group in the wake of the retirement of former practice head Mark Horton, following his secondment to the government’s Brexit unit.
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Former infrastructure chief succeeded by co-heads as firm targets sharper sector focus
July 23, 2018 at 04:43 AM
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Slaughter and May has rejigged the leadership of its infrastructure, energy and natural resources (IEN) group in the wake of the retirement of former practice head Mark Horton, following his secondment to the government’s Brexit unit.
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