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Retirement of Slaughter and May partner Simon Phillips
Slaughter and May partner Simon Phillips will be retiring on 30 April.
Simon joined the firm in 1982 and became a partner in 1991. He has worked on many landmark transactions for leading corporations, including a number of UK privatisations. Most recently, Simon played a major role in advising on the merger of the Cooperative with the Britannia Building Society to create a super-mutual - a unique, ethical alternative to shareholder and government-owned banks.
