The legal arm of Big Four accounting giant EY has spent the past 12 months building up legal offerings across Asia.
It is not finished.
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The accounting giant has spent the past 12 months building up legal offerings across Asia — and EY Law is eyeing even more growth in the region.
April 24, 2019 at 11:59 AM
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The legal arm of Big Four accounting giant EY has spent the past 12 months building up legal offerings across Asia.
It is not finished.
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