Q&A: Baker McKenzie managing partner Chadwick on leadership, the Big Four and law firm consolidation

Matthew Field
12 December 2016

Having taken on the top London role from popular global chair Paul Rawlinson, Baker & McKenzie London managing partner Alex Chadwick (pictured) talks to Matthew Field on the challenges of leadership.

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