Clyde & Co names two new UK partners

Seven other partners were promoted across the firm’s international network

Clyde & Co names two new UK partners

Insurance News

By Mina Martin

A global law firm has appointed two new insurance partners in its Edinburgh and Manchester offices, plus seven others across its international network, bringing its partner base to more than 375 partners worldwide.

Katie Carmichael and Kate Duffy have been promoted by Clyde & Co as its new insurance partners in the UK, effective May 01, 2017.

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Also promoted from the firm’s global insurance sector groups are Kevin Martin, whose expertise also include corporate, Hong Kong and China; Tim Searle, Perth; and David Jordan, Atlanta. Other promotions include Leon Alexander (Trade & Commodities/Marine), Singapore; Dennis Wong (Projects and Construction), Hong Kong and China; Ben Smith (Corporate/Foreign Direct Investment), Dubai; and Richard Elks (Corporate), London.  

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Simon Konsta, senior partner at Clyde & Co, said the new partners reflect the diverse range of people, talent, and countries the international firm has.

“It also demonstrates the opportunities we give people to grow and develop with us across the world,” he said. “The group contains top calibre lawyers who have demonstrated the market-leading advice and client service that we’re known for.”

The past year saw the firm making 36 partner level hires - seven in APAC, 15 in the US, 13 in the UK and Europe, and one in MEA.

Growth during the year also came from the hiring of a ten-partner insurance and litigation group from Troutman Sanders LLP, and the launch of offices in Chicago and Washington, DC.


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