
Competition lawyer moves up to Mayer Brown
Robert Li
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A dual-qualified Linklaters litigator has left the Magic Circle firm to join Mayer Brown, rising to partner in the process.
Mayer Brown has hired Airlie Goodman as partner in its London litigation and dispute resolution practice.
Goodman, who joins from Linklaters, advises on large-scale and multi-jurisdictional litigation and arbitration, with competition and antitrust matters a particular area of focus including Competition Appeal Tribunal proceedings, and she has also acted on regulator
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