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    04.07.2016

    Nctm: nuovi partner crescono

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    Nctm Studio Legale ha nominato tre nuovi equity partner. Francesca Bonino, Bruno Fondacaro e Roberta Russo già salary partner. Si tratta del coronamento di percorsi di carriera interni allo Studio e condotti nell’ambito di tre aree strategiche: Ambiente e Sicurezza, Contenzioso e Arbitrati, Diritto del Lavoro e delle Relazioni Industriali.

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