Nishimura became the second Big Four Japanese law firm to adopt a foreign law joint enterprise structure, enabling it to hire and promote foreign-qualified lawyers as equity partners and attract the talent needed to expand its U.S. and European client base for Asia-bound work.
October 05, 2023 at 07:01 PM
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Asia Correspondent
Nishimura & Asahi no longer wants to be seen simply as a Japanese law firm.
The largest of the Japan-founded firms known as the Big Four, Nishimura has set its sights on the international legal market. It has made clear that it aims to expand its U.S. and European client base for Asia-bound work, and secure lead role mandates for cross-border deals.
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