
Friday round-up: moves, promotions and transitions
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This week’s legal market digest includes developments in the US, Europe, East Asia and Australia, as well as at the London Bar.
The round-up begins in the Land of the Free where Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) has launched a national security, trade and technology practice, focusing on commercial regulatory and operational risks. Qualified lawyers Randall Cook and Vincent Mekles will lead the practice as managing directors in New York, who will be supported by former banker Rachel Wolos
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