
Willkie loses arbitration bigwig as rival plots expansion
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Philadelphia-headquartered firm Duane Morris has nabbed Willkie’s arbitration co-chair in London as it steps up its disputes growth strategy.
Duncan Speller, who played a key role in launching Willkie Farr & Gallagher’s London international arbitration practice, has exited the firm after four years to join Duane Morris as co-chair of its international disputes group in the UK capital, effective today (28 October).
Speller, an English barrister, was a litigation partner and co-chair
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