Another law firm hires transfer pricing specialist
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Another law firm hires transfer pricing specialist

Cameron McKenna has continued the trend of law firms hiring transfer pricing expertise.

Nick Foster-Taylor joined the London firm as head of transfer pricing on December 7. He will advise clients of the corporate tax department, though he is not a lawyer.

Other law firms, such as Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, which hired a head of transfer pricing economics in London this year, have also identified a closer relationship now between the legal and economic principles behind transfer pricing.

Foster-Taylor joins Cameron McKenna from Kelsham Global, a small, multinational transfer pricing practice, where he was managing partner. Previously he worked for KPMG and was a managing director at Duff & Phelps.

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