Law firm SNR Denton has appointed Stuart Cavet as managing partner of its Kuwait office. Cavet has been with the firm since July 2010 as a partner and has worked on corporate and energy-related projects in a variety of regions. SNR Denton opened its Kuwait office in 2006 and operates in association with International Legal Group.

SNR Denton appoints managing partner in Kuwait

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