Ashurst partners are set to vote by month's end on a proposed joint venture with Blake Dawson that would combine the firms' Asian operations and significantly expand Ashurst's Asian presence by adding Blake Dawson's regional partners and offices in Shanghai, Papua New Guinea, Singapore and Tokyo, as well as an associated Indonesian firm.
September 09, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Ashurst partners are set to vote by the end of this month on a proposed joint venture with Blake Dawson that would combine the firms’ Asian operations, Legal Week reports.
The Asian venture would operate under the Ashurst name and the pact may lead to a full merger between the two firms, according to Legal Week. Blake Dawson would hold a stake in the venture.
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