Having moved into Baghdad in 2003, leading Middle East law firm Al Tamimi & Co. is now poised to venture into another war-torn country: Libya. A senior Al Tamimi source said the firm has already applied for a license to open a Tripoli office in early 2012 that would be staffed exclusively by local lawyers.
December 09, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Having moved into Baghdad in 2003, leading Middle East law firm Al Tamimi & Co. is now poised to venture into another war-torn country: Libya.
A senior Al Tamimi & Co. source tells The Am Law Daily that the 35-partner firm has already applied for a license to open a Tripoli office in early 2012 that would be staffed exclusively by local lawyers.
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