DLA Piper appoints Bob Charlton as head of Asia Pacific
DLA Piper has appointed Bob Charlton as managing director for Asia Pacific. He is replacing Alastair Da Costa, who is returning to the UK after five years heading up the law firm’s business in the region. Charlton will start his new role on May 1 and be based in Hong Kong.
Already head of DLA Piper's international finance and projects group, Charlton has worked in Asia for many years, including stints at Clifford Chance and Freshfields. He has extensive experience in the...
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