Some of Bulgaria's leading independent firms have joined forces to criticize international firms practicing in the country -- arguing that some are not following local Bar rules. Around 15 Bulgarian firms have made an official complaint to the Supreme Bar Council of Bulgaria, claiming that some partnerships in the country are performing legal activities that violate the country's Attorneys' Act. The complaint was made against international firms including DLA Piper and CMS Cameron McKenna.
May 23, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Some of Bulgaria’s leading independent firms have joined forces to criticize international firms practicing in the country — arguing that some are not following local Bar rules.
Around 15 Bulgarian firms, including the country’s two leading players, Borislav Boyanov & Co. and Djingov Gouginski Kyutchukov & Velichkov, have made an official complaint to the Supreme Bar Council of Bulgaria.
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