David Beveridge, who has been Shearman & Sterling’s global managing partner, is becoming the law firm’s senior partner – a job that is the equivalent of chairman – as of March 1 this year, the firm announced today.
Beveridge, 57, will follow Creighton Condon, who will return to full-time legal practice, after serving a six-year term as senior partner for the 850-lawyer firm.
Beveridge, who was elected to a six-year term, has been with the firm since he was a summer associate in 1986. George Casey, the firm’s global head of mergers and acquisitions and Adam Hakki, global head of ...
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