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Colin Biggers & Paisley’s newly appointed Managing Partner takes office

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By Andrew Murray, Nick Crennan
| cbp.com.au
National law practice Colin Biggers & Paisley announces the appointment of Dr. Andrew Murray as Managing Partner, effective 1 October 2025. Murray will assume the Managing Partner role from Nick Crennan, who has successfully led the practice since 2017 and will conclude in his leadership role on 30 September 2025.
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Colin Biggers & Paisley's refreshed focus as it heads into its 125th year

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By Nick Crennan, Andrew Murray
| cbp.com.au
This refreshed look reflects the firm's continued evolution and coincides with the exciting leadership transition of Dr. Andrew Murray's recent appointment as Deputy Managing Partner, marking a significant milestone for the practice. "Our new brand identity captures the essence of Colin Biggers & Paisley: a dynamic and forward-thinking legal practice that brings clarity to complexity and delivers outcome-focused legal solutions," explains Nick Crennan, Managing Partner.
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Recession proof? How law firms are weathering COVID-19

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By Sam McKeith Verified, Alex Solo, Nick Crennan, Alex Kingsmill
| Law Society Journal Australia
By Sam McKeith - Sep 15, 2020 8:00 am AEST As the Australian economy experiences its most severe downswing in decades, law firms are finding ways to weather a slump in demand for legal services. With Australia in recession for the first time in almost three decades and growing numbers of Aussies being made redundant, times are definitely tough. Law firms across the country are not immune, with many rolling out a raft of measures aimed at surviving the economic downturn caused by COVID-19.
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