After joining a select band of major law firm leaders to have taken up a similar role at a rival, Sir Nigel Knowles explains the thinking behind his move to DWF
September 19, 2017 at 06:45 AM
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“We are pretty close to having more international offices than UK offices,” says DWF managing partner and CEO Andrew Leaitherland, as he sets out the firm’s plans following its high-profile hire of former DLA Piper leader Sir Nigel Knowles (pictured above).
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