Cooley hires new tax partner
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Cooley hires new tax partner

Lucy Songi
June 26, 2018
Alexander Lee

Alexander Lee has joined as a tax partner in Cooley’s Los Angeles office.

The former McDermott Will & Emery tax partner specialises in national and global transactional tax matters. Lee also has a wealth of experience advising clients ranging from global companies and small start-ups.

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