Hogan Lovells has agreed to a formal alliance with Mongolian law firm GTs Advocates, marking the first time a trans-Atlantic firm has opened an office in the East Asian country, which boasts a fast-growing economy. The alliance comes after an existing informal referral relationship between GTs Advocates and the legacy Lovells. The practice will be headed up by Hogan Lovells partner Michael Aldrich, who has relocated to the region.
August 03, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Hogan Lovells has agreed to a formal alliance with Mongolian law firm GTs Advocates, marking the first transatlantic firm to enter the East Asian country.
The alliance comes after an existing informal referral relationship between GTs Advocates and the legacy Lovells. The practice will be headed up by Hogan Lovells partner Michael Aldrich, who has relocated to the region.
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