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Reed Smith the beneficiary as Addleshaw loses second insurance head in two years

Reed Smith the beneficiary as Addleshaw loses second insurance head in two years
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Kathryn McCann
17 May 2016
Strategic recruitment

Addleshaw Goddard (AG) head of insurance Mark Pring is leaving the firm to join Reed Smith, less than two years after he replaced Richard Leedham as team head.

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