Having surpassed Las Vegas as the world’s largest gambling center, Macau and its bustling casinos are grabbing headlines lately, some of them related to the ways in which Am Law 100 firms are catering to the growing needs of clients doing business in the special Chinese administrative region.
At the moment, K&L Gates is focused on Macau for a different reason: the firm is seeking to recover money stolen from clients and gambled away by a former partner.
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