New name for PwC's law firm
PwC's associate law firm, Arnheim Tite & Lewis, has changed its name three months after the defection of chief partners Tite and Lewis to Ernst & Young.
PwC's associate law firm, Arnheim Tite & Lewis, has changed its name three months after the defection of chief partners Tite and Lewis to Ernst & Young.
The firm is to be rebranded as Landwell, joining PwC’s worldwide network of associated law firms of the same name.
Chris Arnheim, the remaining eponymous senior partner, said: ‘We will now be even better place to serve the international needs of our clients and the meet the aspirations of our lawyers.’ PwC associated law firms now comprise 1500 business lawyers across 42 countries.
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