Latham private equity heads speak to Law.com International about what the hire of Paul Dolman will mean for the team.
January 06, 2021 at 06:37 AM
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Senior Reporter
For Travers Smith, the exit of private equity head Paul Dolman last month dealt a significant blow, many in the market said at the time.
But what does it mean for the winning team in this transaction — his new home, Latham & Watkins?
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Paul Dolman was a long-time partner at Travers Smith, helping to lead the firm’s corporate and private equity and financial sponsors teams, but the lure of Latham & Watkins saw him make the switch in December.
