Eight DLA Piper partners have put their names forward to compete for the senior partner role at the firm, following last year’s surprise resignation of former postholder Juan Picon.
The race to replace Picon – who quit the firm in November to join Latham & Watkins – has now begun in earnest after the deadline for partners to confirm an interest in the role closed on Friday (12 January).
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