The disputes expert is among the 20 incoming partners of the firm
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A Perth-based lawyer is among the 20 incoming partners at Allen & Overy.
David Jenaway will join the Magic Circle firm’s global partnership on 1 May. The promotions have been made across 11 offices and five practice groups, including seven new partners in the Asia-Pacific region. The group is one of the most geographically widely spread in years, with 80% of the new promotions made outside London, A&O said.
Jenaway, who moved to the firm in 2014 from Herbert Smith Freehills, is a specialist in complex and high-value disputes, with a focus on the energy and resources sector.
He acts on disputes related to construction projects, joint ventures, business sales, and resource pricing throughout the Asia-Pacific region. He is also has a key role in the pro bono and community programs of the firm in Perth.
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David Jenaway
“We have had another strong year in Australia, and David’s promotion to the partnership reflects both his strong contribution to our market-leading litigation team and the growing demand we’re seeing for litigation and international arbitration services across the Asia-Pacific region,” said Geoff Simpson, A&O’s Perth managing partner. “We continue to invest in our Australian based coverage following on from the recent recruitment of Simon Huxley.”
Huxley moved back to A&O from DLA Piper in February.
The global firm’s other new partners are:
Amsterdam
- Jonathan Heeringa, ICM
- Jasper de Jong, corporate
Brussels
- Frederiek Adams, corporate
Casablanca
- Antoine Haddad, banking
Dubai
- Yacine Francis, litigation
Hamburg
- Christian Hilmes, real estate
London
- Hannah Valintine, banking
- John Kicken, ICM
- James Freeman, litigation
- Andrew Cork, corporate
Madrid
- Ignacio Hornedo, corporate
New York
- Brian Jebb, corporate
- Simon Clark, banking
Seoul
- Henry Sohn, banking
Singapore
- Sheila Ahuja, litigation
- Chris Bishop, banking
- Scott Lovell, banking
- Tim Beech, ICM
- James Mythen, corporate
