Baker & McKenzie have hired three senior-level economists for its global transfer pricing practice and economics group in the US. Brian Cromwell, formerly of Ballentine Barbera, will become principal economist in the Palo Alto office. He has a particular focus on transfer pricing matters involving advance pricing agreements, audit defence, intangible property valuations, and global transfer pricing strategies. Phil Carmichael, formerly a managing director of KPMG's economics and valuation services practice in New York, joins Baker & McKenzie's economics group in the same city as a director, as does Michelle Martinez in Chicago. Martinez was KPMG in Chicago's managing director for major transfer pricing projects involving large US, European and Asian multinational clients.
Three new economists for Baker & McKenzie
