Linklaters has strengthened its New York corporate practice after transferring high-profile M&A partner Nick Rees, who previously headed the firm's Asian corporate practice and its Moscow office. The top London law firm has been steadily building its New York office but, in common with its Magic Circle rivals, has so far failed to make serious inroads into corporate work in the United States.
September 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Linklaters has strengthened its New York corporate practice after transferring high-profile M&A partner Nick Rees from London.
Rees, who has previously headed up both Linklaters’ Asian corporate practice and the firm’s Moscow office, has been a partner with Linklaters since 1994. He has a focus on the infrastructure and utilities sector and close links with Citigroup, last year advising on its $3 billion (�1.49 billion) acquisition of Guangdong Development Bank.
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