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Ashurst snaps up second BCLP investigations partner
Andrew Mizner
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A partner specialising in investigations has followed a colleague to Ashurst’s growing UK financial services litigation practice, while Kingsley Napley has hired from the FCA and there is new disputes leadership at Freshfields.
Ashurst has hired a second London investigations partner from Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (BCLP) in the space of six months, as it seeks to build its financial services disputes practice.
Adam Jamieson, who will join the firm in July, follows in the footsteps
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Ashurst BCLP Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner FCA Financial Conduct Authority financial services financial services litigation Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer Investigations Kingsley Napley lateral moves London Prosecution Regulation United Kingdom White-Collar
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