
Friday round-up: Delaware development for Barnes & Thornburg
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Lawyers with political, judicial and public prosecution experience feature in this week’s summary of disputes market moves, which takes in the US, Italy, Austria and Hong Kong.
The US East Coast is where the round-up begins, as ex-Ballard Spahr lawyer Elizabeth Fenton has arrived at Barnes & Thornburg as a partner in Wilmington, Delaware, where she is admitted to practice as well as in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Georgia. She brings over two decades’ experience on high-stakes litigat
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