Coming late in the game to the China market, Bingham McCutchen announced Monday that it will open a three-lawyer Hong Kong office on Jan. 1. Other firms have more robust and established Asia practices, but Bingham's London managing partner, James Roome, said his firm's office will be different. "The globalization of distressed investing by hedge funds and investment banks is leading us to Hong Kong," said Roome. "A lot of firms have gone to Hong Kong, but not necessarily to do this."
November 14, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Coming late in the game to the China market, Bingham McCutchen announced Monday that it will open a Hong Kong office on Jan. 1.
Although the now-disbanded Coudert Brothers opened the first Hong Kong office by a U.S. firm in 1972, Bingham Chairman Jay Zimmerman said 2007 is the right time for his shop.
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