Linklaters announces 41 new counsel elections worldwide
- 41 new counsel have been promoted across 14 jurisdictions and 13 practice areas
- 41% (17) of the new counsel promotions are women
Linklaters has announced the election of 41 new counsel across 14 jurisdictions and 13 practice areas. Over 40% of the new counsel are women with 17 new female counsel (41%). The new promotions take effect on 1st May 2021.
Of the new elections, 30 are outside of London, with new female counsel in 10 different offices across the globe.
- Divisions: Corporate (16), Dispute Resolution (6), Finance (19)
- Practices: Mainstream Corporate (8), Antitrust & Foreign Investment (3), Employment & Incentives (2), Pensions (1), TMT/IP (1), Trusts (1), Dispute Resolution (6), Capital Markets (9), Banking (3), Financial Regulation (3), Energy and Infrastructure (2), Investment Funds (1), Real Estate (1)
- Regions: Europe (22), UK (11), Asia (6), Americas (2)
- Gender: Female 41% (17) and Male 59% (24)
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“These promotions acknowledge hard work, excellent legal skills, and service to our clients. I congratulate all those who have been promoted and wish them every success as they continue their career with us.”
Charlie Jacobs Senior Partner and Chairman
Linklaters LLP
| Name | Practice | Office |
| Emma Cochrane | Antitrust & Foreign Investment | London |
| Neil Hoolihan | Antitrust & Foreign Investment | Brussels |
| Sima Ostrovsky | Antitrust & Foreign Investment | London |
| Monika Krzyszkowska-Dabrowska | Employment & Incentives | Warsaw |
| Nele Van Kerrebroeck | Employment & Incentives | Brussels |
| Asad Ahmed | Mainstream Corporate | London |
| Christopher Quinn | Mainstream Corporate | Warsaw |
| Jose Maria Lopez | Mainstream Corporate | Madrid |
| Julien Bourmaud-Danto | Mainstream Corporate | Paris |
| Marleen Wessel | Mainstream Corporate | Amsterdam |
| Mehdi Boumedine | Mainstream Corporate | Paris |
| Sebastian Klingen | Mainstream Corporate | Düsseldorf |
| Thomas Pontacq | Mainstream Corporate | Paris |
| Alasdair Smith | Pensions | London |
| Alaister Johnson | TMT/IP | London |
| Leah Parry | Trusts | London |
| Audrey Bertolotti | Dispute Resolution | Luxembourg |
| Bénédicte Deboeck | Dispute Resolution | Brussels |
| Bo Ra Hoebeke | Dispute Resolution | Amsterdam |
| Eléonore Hannezo | Dispute Resolution | Paris |
| Manuel de Abreu Castelo Branco | Dispute Resolution | Lisbon |
| Sterling Darling | Dispute Resolution | Washington D.C. |
| Bart Vermaat | Banking | Luxembourg |
| Fabian Neumeier | Banking | Frankfurt |
| Neeloferr Roy | Banking | Paris |
| Catherine Russ | Capital Markets | New York |
| Kei Niinuma | Capital Markets | Tokyo |
| Kosuke Miyashita | Capital Markets | Tokyo |
| Mei Yin How | Capital Markets | London |
| Menno Baks | Capital Markets | Amsterdam |
| Richard Hay | Capital Markets | London |
| Rory Renshaw | Capital Markets | London |
| Vincent Poilleux | Capital Markets | Paris |
| Wayne Huang | Capital Markets | Shanghai |
| Jianbin Wang | Energy & Infrastructure | Beijing |
| Wendy Zhang | Energy & Infrastructure | Beijing |
| Barbara Gonzalez | Financial Regulation | Madrid |
| Daniel Fallon | Financial Regulation | London |
| Eugenie Levy | Financial Regulation | Hong Kong SAR |
| Rocco Beck | Investment Funds | Frankfurt |
| Imogen Jones | Real Estate | London |