When U.S. law firms open offices in Europe or Asia, hires are typically in the international corporate and finance realm, as the firms either aren't allowed to or don't want to do local litigation work.
June 19, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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When U.S. law firms open offices in Europe or Asia, hires are typically in the international corporate and finance realm, as the firms either aren’t allowed to or don’t want to do local litigation work.
So what happens when the troubles faced by U.S. financial markets in 2008 migrate to Europe and stall deal work in the region?
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