Addleshaw Goddard has confirmed that a team of litigators are set to leave the firm's City practice at the end of this month to launch a new boutique. Litigation partners Simon Twigden, Pietro Marino and Michael Green will leave Addleshaws on 31 October to set up Enyo Law, with a further eight fee earners also joining them. Twigden - the national firm's former practice head - and Marino both handed in their notice in April this year, while Green handed in his notice last month.
October 08, 2010 at 11:02 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Addleshaw Goddard has confirmed that a team of litigators are set to leave the firm’s City practice at the end of this month to launch a new boutique.
Litigation partners Simon Twigden, Pietro Marino and Michael Green will leave Addleshaws on 31 October to set up Enyo Law, with a further eight fee earners also joining them.
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