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Managing partner bids take off

20 October 2009 | by The New Lawyer Print this article Comments Share this article

IT'S a three man race to the top of one of the world's leading law firms. This week a capital markets partner has become the third name put forward for the coveted role of London managing partner. 


Stephen Roith was nominated last week for the position, joining finance chief Mark Stewart and capital markets chief David Bickerton is the hotly contested election for the top dog position. 


Formerly holding the title was Jeremy Sandelson, who was voted in as a firm's new global litigation chief earlier this month. 


The vote will kick of in two week in London and the Middle East, after the nomination period closes. The election results are expected to be confirmed by mid-November. 


Clifford Chance's global partnership is preparing to decide on the firm's global managing partner post, with elections expected to take place at the beginning of 2010. 



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