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Simmons’ new head puts clients and AI at core of plans to steer firm between legacy and leadership 

Simmons’ new head puts clients and AI at core of plans to steer firm between legacy and leadership 

‘Why would I rip up an amazing strategy that’s put us in such a strong position?’ asks Simmons & Simmons‘ new managing partner Emily Monastiriotis.  

Previously international disputes head before replacing veteran leader Jeremy Hoyland in the top job earlier this month, Monastiriotis is trying to balance her commitment to the firm’s longstanding strategy with a desire to put her own stamp on things. 

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