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Nicholson Graham & Jones expands corporate team

20 Sept 2002|News|Add your comment

Jeremy Landau and Stuart Borrie join the expanding team from Bird & Bird and Slaughter and May.

Nicholson Graham & Jones has increased the size of its corporate team by the recruitment of Jeremy Landau, who joins the firm from Bird & Bird as a partner, and Stuart Borrie, a senior assistant who has joined us from Slaughter and May.

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