Ian Flowers joins the
Flowers initially qualified in the litigation department of Nabarro in 1983 and left a year later. He returned to Nabarro as a partner in April 2006 after stints at magic circle giant Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and legacy firm Rowe & Maw.
Flowers’ practice covers a full range of general scheme advisory and documentation work for
Commenting on the appointment, Pitmans managing partner Christopher Avery said: “We are delighted to welcome Ian Flowers to the strong pensions team here at Pitmans. His prestigious background and first-class experience further adds to the strength we already have.
“It’s always pleasing to welcome a high-calibre lawyer to Pitmans and Ian’s background will make him an asset to both the team and the firm as a whole”.
The news comes after Nabarro earlier this month reinforced its own pensions capability with the hire of partner Anne-Marie Winton from national giant Pinsent Masons.
Last week the City outfit sustained the departure of private equity chief Roger Gregory, who is switching to the
