CMS promotes 47 lawyers to partner around the world as 11 make the grade in London
New London partners include four from legacy Olswang and one from Nabarro
April 27, 2018 at 09:43 AM
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CMS has made up 47 new partners, including five lawyers from legacy Olswang and Nabarro, one year after the merger of the three firms last May.
In London, the firm has made up 11 to the partnership, with nearly half of those coming from its UK merger partners.
Four legacy Olswang lawyers have been promoted – banking lawyer Anne Chitan, real estate lawyer Colin Brett, disputes lawyer Tamsin Blow and TMT lawyer Laurence Kalman – as well as one legacy Nabarro lawyer, Hugh Picton Phillipps in real estate.
The other six new City partners are Katie Duffield (banking and international finance), Narinder Jugpal (corporate and commercial), Robbie Leckie (energy, infrastructure, projects and construction), Leilah Rawle (real estate), and Hannah Curtis and Loretta Pugh (TMT).
This year the firm has not made any partner promotions elsewhere in the UK, where it gained three regional bases as a result of its three-way merger. Last year the firm made up three partners in its Scottish offices in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Thirty-eight percent of the new partners are women, spread across 11 countries including Austria, Colombia, France, Germany, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Switzerland and the UK.
CMS UK senior partner Penelope Warne said: "As we approach 1 May, marking the first anniversary of our groundbreaking merger, it is an important time to recognise the great talent we have across the firm. We have achieved a great deal in the past year, owing much to the excellence, dedication and enthusiasm of our people."
Last year the firm made up 48 lawyers, with 10 UK promotions including four from Nabarro and Olswang.
CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang partner promotions 2018: in full
Banking and international finance
Anne Chitan, London Katie Duffield, London Andrea Muenchen, Frankfurt Stephan Pastor, Monaco
Corporate and commercial
Carolin Armbruster, Stuttgart Narinder Jugpal, London Javier Leyva, Madrid Rodica Manea, Bucharest Rafael Sanchez, Madrid Igor Stenzel, Berlin Margarida Vila Franca, Lisbon Tilman Weichert, Munich Doene Yalcın, Vienna Blazej Zagorski, Warsaw
Competition and EU
Luis Miguel Romao, Lisbon
Employment and pensions
Pierre Combes, Lyon Damien Decolasse, Paris Elena Esparza, Madrid Andreas Hofelich, Cologne
Energy, infrastructure, projects and construction
Robbie Leckie, London Giancarlo Villafranqui, Lima
Environment
Paola Carbajal, Lima
Intellectual property
Nikolas Gregor, Hamburg
Dispute resolution and arbitration
Carolina Arenas, Bogota Tamsin Blow, London Benjamin Lissner, Cologne Tilman Niedermaier, Munich Niklaus J. Zaugg, Zurich
Life sciences and healthcare
Gabriela Staber, Vienna
Public law and regulated sectors
Ramon Huapaya, Lima
Real estate
Colin Brett, London Katarzyna Debinska-Pietrzyk, Warsaw Hugh Picton Phillipps, London Libor Prokes, Prague Leilah Rawle, London Franco Soria, Lima Geoff Smith, Dubai
Tax
Annabelle Bailleul-Mirabaud, Paris Sarah Busca Bonvin, Geneva Ludovic Duguet, Paris William Jean-Baptiste, Luxembourg Berardo Lanci, Rome Thomas Laumiere, Paris
TMT
Hannah Curtis, London Laurence Kalman, London Michael Kraus, Stuttgart Loretta Pugh, London
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