Eversheds' Spanish alliance partner is set to break away from the firm's international network, citing differing strategies as the reason for the move. Eversheds said it is now considering the possibility of a new alliance member or its own Spanish office.
February 15, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Eversheds’ Spanish alliance partner is set to break away from the firm’s international network, citing differing strategies as the reason for the move.
Eversheds Lupicinio will split from Eversheds International later this year after six years as a member of the network.
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