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JWS poaches duo for Brisbane office

user iconDigital 16 July 2012 The Bar
JWS poaches duo for Brisbane office

Johnson Winter & Slattery has made two lateral partner appointments in its Brisbane office, while also promoting one new partner in Perth._x000D_

Johnson Winter & Slattery has made two lateral partner appointments in its Brisbane office, while also promoting one new partner in Perth.

Cameron Jorss (pictured) and Jonathan Cheyne have commenced as JWS partners based in Brisbane.

The pair were previously with Carter Newell as partners and before that both were at Corrs Chambers Westgarth.

Jorss advises major Australian corporations and managed funds on raising capital, M&A and corporate governance. He has advised bidders and targets on a variety of friendly and hostile M&As and has implemented corporate restructures through court-approved schemes of arrangement. He is a guest lecturer on corporate governance topics for Chartered Secretaries Australia and is a contributing author to a LexisNexis publication on the ASX listing rules.

Cheyne advises on regulated and unregulated M&As, equity capital markets transactions, including initial public offers, rights issues, placements and share purchase plans. In addition to over 12 years of legal practice as a corporate specialist, Cheyne’s experience includes an in-house role with ASIC.

Also joining the JWS team in Brisbane as senior associates are Caren Klavsen and Thomas Miers.

JWS also announced a number of internal promotions, led by the appointment of Richard Lilly as partner in the Perth office. Lilly practices in commercial dispute resolution, with an emphasis on complex competition and E&R sector litigation.

Other internal promotions include special counsel Andy Milidoni (Sydney), Man Loi (Adelaide) and Hillel Nagel (Melbourne), and senior associates Denise Yeoh (Melbourne) and Melissa Owen (Perth).

“These appointments reflect our desire to continue building the firm's Brisbane presence while ensuring organic growth remains a key component of our expansion in specialist practice areas across the country,” said Peter Slattery, managing partner.

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