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Kirkland & Ellis hires Lowe in London

Simone Rensch
May 06, 2016

Kirkland & Ellis has taken on Timothy Lowe as a tax partner in its London office. Lowe focuses on advising on private and public M&A transactions, private equity and corporate finance.

He joins from Linklaters, where he was made partner in 2013 having been with the firm for 11 years. 

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