Herbert Smith Freehills trims regional management as Cox and Cochrane take on more global roles

Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) has rejigged its global executive for the first time since its Anglo-Australian merger in 2012, trimming back regional management in a bid to boost its integration effort.

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