Boutique hires former LCA head

A former councilor of the International Bar Association and ex-president of the Law Council of Australia and Law Institute of Victoria has joined specialist business law practice Ponte Earle.

Digital • 31 January 2012 • Corporate Counsel

Alan Cornell has been hired alongside commercial litigation and workplace relations specialist Ross Hodgens, who joins the same practice. Both have been hired as special counsels.

You’re out of free articles for this month

Username or Email

Password Forgot password?

Keep me signed in on this device.

First Name

Last Name

Mobile

Organisation Type

By becoming a member, I agree to receive information and promotional messages from Lawyers Weekly. I can opt out of these communications at any time. For more information, please visit our Privacy Statement.

Need help signing up? Visit the Help Centre.

Cornell, who is also a former joint senior partner of Blake Dawson and, most recently, special counsel at Gadens, said that while he has enjoyed his time at the big firms, he is excited about joining a “young and growing firm”.
An experienced corporate and commercial lawyer, Cornell was a partner at what is now Blake Dawson and also set up and ran the firm’s London office in the 90s.

Hodgens, an expert in employment law, discrimination/equal opportunity and occupational health and safety, started the employment and industrial relations Team at Russell Kennedy in 1996.

VIEW ALL

Leon Ponte and Philip Earle, principals at Ponte Earle, said their clients will reap the benefits of the skills and experience the new recruits bring to the team.

“There are too many firms that do not take advantage of lawyers with the experience of Alan and Ross,” said Ponte.

You need to be a member to post comments. Become a member for free today!

Lawyers Weekly - legal news for Australian lawyers

SECTIONS

MORE

Boutique hires former LCA head

OUR PLATFORMS AND BRANDS

EVENTS AND SUMMITS

PODCASTS

LEARNING AND EDUCATION

MOMENTUM MARKETS NETWORK

LINKS

STAY CONNECTED