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Melbourne-based Lenny Leerdam and Michelle Stone join the firm as partners.
January 31, 2020 at 03:45 PM
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Correspondent, Sydney
Australian firm Mills Oakley has expanded its commonwealth government practice with the hire of two lawyers from DLA Piper.
Melbourne-based Lenny Leerdam and Michelle Stone join the firm as partners and add to the existing Mills Oakley practice in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, which covers such areas as immigration, licensing and regulation-related litigation, privacy and freedom of information, and overseas investment.
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