Baker McKenzie chair Rawlinson targets 250-strong New York office and launches new industrials sector group

With his international tour as global chair coming to a close, Baker McKenzie‘s new chief Paul Rawlinson is targeting renewed growth in the firm’s transactional practices in London, New York and China.

The former London managing partner has singled out the firm’s corporate and transactional centres for further investment.

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