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Keypoint adds banking and finance principal
Boutique firm Keypoint Law has nabbed a senior counsel from Pigott Stinson Lawyers, one of Sydney’s oldest firms.
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Allan McDougall (pictured) has joined Keypoint as a principal of the firm’s newly-created banking and finance practice.
The senior lawyer specialises in asset-based finance, equipment leasing, corporate lending, secured transactions and treasury.
Commenting on his appointment, McDougall said he was attracted to Keypoint’s “client-friendly business model”.
Keypoint, the Australian arm of UK firm Keystone Law, does not have billable hour targets and offers fee earners the chance to pocket 70 per cent of the fees they generate from clients.
The firm recently poached another special counsel from HWL Ebsworth to launch its new government practice in Canberra.
