Mayer Brown has added two partners to its London office with the hires of Travers Smith pensions partner Andrew Block and Apollo Global Real Estate GC Jeremy Kenley. Block, who made partner at Travers in 2009, joined the firm in 2008 after nine years at Linklaters, where he trained.
June 27, 2012 at 08:32 AM
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Mayer Brown has added two partners to its London office with the hires of Travers Smith pensions partner Andrew Block and Apollo Global Real Estate GC Jeremy Kenley.
Block, who made partner at Travers in 2009, joined the firm in 2008 after nine years at Linklaters, where he trained. He advises on occupational pension schemes, as well as the pensions aspects of corporate transactions and listings.
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