After 12 years, Norton Rose Fulbright chief executive Peter Martyr will relinquish his managing partner responsibilities in the U.K. to Martin Scott, the firm announced Wednesday. Meanwhile, John Coleman, managing partner of Norton Rose Fulbright Canada, will pass the baton to Charles Hurdon.
October 30, 2014 at 05:57 PM
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Norton Rose Fulbright will welcome two new leaders to the fold in 2015.
On Jan. 1, 2015, Peter Martyr, global chief executive of the firm, will relinquish his duties as managing partner of Norton Rose Fulbright’s London-based operations to Martin Scott. Meanwhile, John Coleman, managing partner of Norton Rose Fulbright Canada, will make way for his successor Charles Hurdon, the firm announced Wednesday.
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