Norton Rose is set to open an office in Casablanca, making it the third top 10 U.K. firm to announce a Moroccan launch in the last two weeks. The firm's Africa group head, Alain Malek, will head up the office, which will focus on financial institutions, energy and infrastructure, as well as allow the firm to further develop its 10-year-old Francophone African practice.
August 01, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Norton Rose is set to open an office in Casablanca, making it the third top 10 U.K. firm to announce a Moroccan launch in the last two weeks.
The office, which will open in September, marks the firm’s second foray into the African continent this year, after its merger with South Africa’s Deneys Reitz went live on June 1.
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