Media team departing Macpherson Kelley
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Macpherson Kelley’s Media team will be leaving the firm on October 2.
Led by Principal Lawyers Justin Quill and John-Paul Cashen, the team leaves Macpherson Kelley on good terms and the firm wishes them well for the future. The team are moving to Thomson Geer.
“Justin, John-Paul and their team have made a valuable contribution to the firm and we’ll miss them,” Chief Executive Steve Parker said.
Justin and John-Paul said they have enjoyed the past six years at MK.
“MK has been a great firm for our team and we wish MK and its people all the best. The entire Media team is excited and looking forward to the next chapter acting for all our national media clients right the way around the country,” they said.
Steve said MK would continue its focus on delivering commercial and practical legal advice clients know they can rely on.
“We’re committed to delivering for clients and especially helping them through the unprecedented issues they face through the COVID-19 crisis,” he said.
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Media team departing Macpherson Kelley
Macpherson Kelley’s Media team will be leaving the firm on October 2.
Led by Principal Lawyers Justin Quill and John-Paul Cashen, the team leaves Macpherson Kelley on good terms and the firm wishes them well for the future. The team are moving to Thomson Geer.
“Justin, John-Paul and their team have made a valuable contribution to the firm and we’ll miss them,” Chief Executive Steve Parker said.
Justin and John-Paul said they have enjoyed the past six years at MK.
“MK has been a great firm for our team and we wish MK and its people all the best. The entire Media team is excited and looking forward to the next chapter acting for all our national media clients right the way around the country,” they said.
Steve said MK would continue its focus on delivering commercial and practical legal advice clients know they can rely on.
“We’re committed to delivering for clients and especially helping them through the unprecedented issues they face through the COVID-19 crisis,” he said.