Trevor Soames, a former global antitrust co-chair at Howrey who joined Shearman & Sterling's Brussels office with four other partners in 2011, has left the firm to start his own boutique. His departure marks the latest European exit from the storied New York firm, although two other Brussels-based partners will remain at Shearman.
October 11, 2016 at 02:22 PM
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Trevor Soames, a former global antitrust co-chair at Howrey who joined Shearman & Sterling’s Brussels office in 2011, has left the firm to start his own boutique.
The move is the latest European exit from the storied New York firm and comes a month after The American Lawyer and London-based sibling publication Legal Week reported that Soames and fellow Shearman & Sterling antitrust partners Stephen Mavroghenis and Miguel Rato were in talks to join Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan.
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