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Regional corporate heavyweight joins Rothera Bray’s Derby office

David Kaplan

We are thrilled to announce that David Kaplan has joined our Derby office as a Partner and Corporate Lawyer.

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Recognised as an expert in his field and recommended by the Legal 500 as a Leading Individual, David brings nearly three decades of experience to the table.

David’s main areas of focus are general mergers and acquisitions, private equity and banking and finance. He has advises a spectrum of clients including owner managed business, overseas entities, listed companies and multinational conglomerates. He has a wealth of experience advising, in particular, manufacturing, IT (software and hardware), aerospace and healthcare businesses.

David will spearhead the firm’s corporate endeavours in Derby, playing a pivotal role in elevating the Derby office’s profile and promoting its services. His appointment marks a significant milestone for Rothera Bray, as it ensures the presence of a corporate partner in each of our three city offices.

Commenting on his appointment, David expressed his enthusiasm for joining Rothera Bray, stating, “I am excited to join such an innovative practice and am looking forward to working with my fellow corporate partners in developing further Rothera Bray’s corporate offering in Derby, Nottingham and Leicester, whilst at the same time increasing the reach of Rothera Bray’s other legal services in the Derby marketplace. My appointment shows Rothera Bray’s commitment to Derby, and we are very keen to continue with the expansion of the Derby office with further strategic appointments. ”

Christina Yardley, CEO at Rothera Bray, emphasised the significance of David’s addition to the team, stating, “David’s wealth of experience and expertise will be invaluable as we expand our corporate offerings in Derby and beyond. We are thrilled to welcome him to the Rothera Bray family.”

 

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