In addition to three new partners, the firm elevated five special counsel
Clyde & Co has promoted three Australian lawyers to partner in its latest global promotions round.
Melissa Tang is the newest partner in the energy, marine and natural resources practice, She focusses on complex multi-jurisdictional disputes and regulatory matters.
James Rigney is part of the global insurance practice in Sydney, particularly the financial lines team and the construction professional indemnity offering. Luke O’Kane is also with the global insurance team, bringing expertise in general and complex personal injury, general liability, historic sexual abuse and property damage; he officially became a partner in January.
The firm also elevated the following five lawyers to special counsel:
Australian managing partner Rebecca Kelly said that the promoted lawyers “represent the next generation of senior talent within the firm”.
Clyde & Co elevated 16 others to partner across its global offices:
Asia
Paul Collier – Singapore (energy, marine and natural resources)
MEA
Zoe Tite – Dubai (aviation)
North America
Laura Gongaware – New York (energy, marine and natural resources)
Patrick Grand – Chicago (insurance)
UK
Craig Bird – Guildford (energy, marine and natural resources)
Clare Davis – Manchester (insurance – casualty)
William Glynn – London (insurance)
Ian Hopkinson – London (disputes)
Wynne Lawrence – London (insurance)
Andrew Lucas – London (insurance)
Anna Myrvang – London (disputes)
Alexandra Payne – Manchester (insurance – casualty)
Sian Purath – London (insurance)
Tom Roberts – London (energy, marine and natural resources)
Felipe Sperandio – London (energy, marine and natural resources)
Alison Tyler – Edinburgh (insurance – casualty)
The promotions take effect from 1 May.
