Pinsent Masons hires energy, planning and environment team in Sydney

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Infrastructure, Oil & gas, Renewables

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Asia-Pacific

Pinsent Masons has strengthened its energy and infrastructure capabilities in Sydney with the recruitment of partner Kirstie Richards, and two senior associates.The firm has hired partner Richards and senior associates Luke Salem and Alec Kibblewhite to lead its Australian planning and environment...

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