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Dorsey & Whitney—Lisa Patmore

26 April 2024
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Firm announces employment partner appointment in London

The London office of international law firm Dorsey & Whitney has announced the appointment of employment law specialist Lisa Patmore.

Lisa has over 25 years’ experience specialising in employment law, advising employer clients on the full range of employment law challenges, as well as supporting on the employment aspects of corporate transactions. This includes acting on behalf of both sellers and purchasers, and advising on TUPE transfers, share sales and private equity arrangements.

She joins Dorsey & Whitney as a partner, having previously held partner positions at both Lewis Silkin and Pinsent Masons. Her client experience spans a broad range of sectors, including technology, financial services, media and telecoms, professional services, manufacturing and recruitment.

Commenting on her appointment, she said: ‘I’m thrilled to join Dorsey & Whitney at such a busy time for the London office. Right from the start, I’ve felt at home with the team, and it’s great to have the support of the wider Dorsey brand behind us.

‘I’m looking forward to the prospect of doing more international work as I support colleagues across our network of offices and can’t wait to work with the team as we build our employment practice here in London.’

Fabrizio Carpanini, co-head of the firm’s London office, said: ‘Lisa has an impressive track record advising on employment issues, including on corporate transactions, which will greatly benefit our clients. She is incredibly talented, and her joining is a significant addition to our expanding team in London.’

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