Allen & Overy, Ashurst and Arnold & Porter are finding themselves in the spotlight for their links with Pakistan's government, in the wake of growing unease within the U.K.'s legal profession over the Pakistani regime's clashes with local lawyers. The three law firms have previously advised the Pakistani government, which was recently criticized by the U.K.'s Law Society and Bar Council for the region's escalating political crisis, which has adversely affected the country's legal community.
January 25, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Allen & Overy, Ashurst and Arnold & Porter have found themselves under the spotlight for their links with the Government of Pakistan, in the wake of growing unease among the U.K. legal profession over the regime’s clashes with local lawyers.
The three firms have previously advised the Pakistani government, which was recently criticized by the U.K.’s Law Society and Bar Council for the escalating political crisis in the region which has affected the country’s under-fire legal community.
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