Mayer Brown Promotes Three in London to Partner
Litigation and intellectual property are favoured in the firm's 27-strong round.
November 22, 2019 at 07:22 AM
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Mayer Brown has promoted three of its London-based lawyers to the partnership in its annual promotions roundup.
In total, 27 lawyers were promoted to the firm's partnership across offices in the U.S., Europe, Brazil and Asia.
The three new London partners are Miriam Bruce, Tim Shepherd and Charles Thain. All appointments will be effective on 1 January 2020.
Bruce first joined the firm's London 14 years ago as an employment lawyer, according to her LinkedIn profile. She advises clients on contentious and non-contentious employment law matters.
Shepherd was previously an associate at Barlow Lyde & Gilbert for six years and joined Mayer Brown in 2010 as a senior associate. He was then promoted of counsel in 2018, he is part of the litigation and dispute resolution practice.
Thain trained at DLA Piper in 2009 and joined Mayer Brown in 2015 as a senior associate in its banking and finance practice. He represents a range of financial institutions, corporates and fintechs in cross-border transactions.
Paul Theiss, chairman at Mayer Brown, said in a statement: "Our new partners have been widely recognised for their exceptional client service, collegiality and legal skills. They have also demonstrated the ability to excel in a highly competitive, demanding legal market, which attests to the trust placed in them by our clients."
Last year, the firm had promoted four lawyers to its partnership in the U.K.
Other promoted lawyers:
Michelle J. Annunziata – litigation and dispute resolution, New York; Lucas Giardelli – tax transactions and consulting, New York; B. Clayton McCraw – intellectual property, New York; Jonathan S. Baker – real estate, Chicago; Joseph M. Callaghan – litigation and dispute resolution, Chicago; Juan Pablo Moreno – banking and finance, Chicago; Kristine M. Young – intellectual property, Chicago; William J. Barrow – intellectual property, Washington, D.C.; Eric Mitzenmacher – financial services regulatory and enforcement, Washington, D.C.; Brantley Webb – litigation and dispute resolution, Washington D.C.; Jing Zhang – government and global trade, Washington, D.C. and Beijing; Cliff A. Maier – intellectual property, Northern California; Daniel D. Queen – litigation and dispute resolution, Los Angeles; Jason E. Sito – real estate, Charlotte; José Caicedo – litigation and dispute resolution, Paris; Hadrien Schlumberger – corporate and securities, Paris; Raymond N.H. Chan – litigation and dispute resolution, Hong Kong; Jasmine Y.K. Chiu – real estate, Hong Kong; Amita Kaur Haylock – intellectual property, Hong Kong; Jennifer C.W. Tam – employment and benefits, Hong Kong; Nick Kouvaritakis – banking and finance, Singapore; Marcelo Frazão – corporate and securities, Rio de Janeiro; Vilmar Gonçalves – litigation and dispute resolution, Rio de Janeiro; Guilherme Tranquillini – corporate and securities, São Paulo.
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