‘One man one vote’: HSF set to vote for new senior partner as Jonathan Scott decides to step down early

Jonathan Scott, who began a five-year term as senior partner at Herbert Smith Freehills in May 2010, will step down early, sparking a four-man race for one of the most powerful roles at the firm.

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