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Six partners to exit Freshfields this month as finance restructure takes effect

Six partners to exit Freshfields this month as finance restructure takes effect
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Legal Business
13 April 2017
Financial services

Six finance partners will leave Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer at the end of this month, with two more to leave the equity while the Magic Circle law firm implements a restructure of its finance practice.

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