It's getting harder to find a European legal market still dominated by homegrown firms. Many of the biggest firms in Paris, Frankfurt, Brussels and Milan are British or American. But until this year, Ireland was virtually uncolonized by outside law firms. Then the U.K.'s Eversheds affiliated with Dublin's 83-lawyer O'Donnell Sweeney, giving the latter firm the ability to follow Irish clients abroad. Are other outside firms likely to move into the Irish market?
June 08, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
These days, it’s getting harder to find a European legal market still dominated by homegrown firms. Paris, Frankfurt, Brussels or Milan? Many of the biggest firms in those markets are British or American.
Then there’s Dublin. Despite Ireland’s business ties to the United States and the United Kingdom, Ireland has remained virtually uncolonized by outside law firms.
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