Foley Hoag is beefing up its international arbitration practice with the planned launch of a Paris office -- Foley's first outside the United States. The new office will be led by Bruno Leurent and Thomas Bevilacqua of Winston & Strawn.
June 27, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Foley Hoag is beefing up its international arbitration practice and will soon open an office in Paris, the firm announced on Thursday.
The firm has hired Bruno Leurent and Thomas Bevilacqua of Winston & Strawn to head up the newest Foley outpost. The two — Leurent already has joined the firm and Bevilacqua will join today — will practice as part of Foley’s international litigation and arbitration practice, led by Washington, D.C., partners Paul Reichler and Ronald Goodman.
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