Munich has been grabbing all the attention this year with both German and international firms building up their bases there; German lawyers are bracing themselves for US-style class action suits and increased competition from the German independents; while Eversheds has made its first foray into the country. Sarah Gill reports
July 27, 2005 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
This month it emerged that German leader Hengeler Mueller and New York giant White & Case were setting their sights on Munich.
Slaughter and May’s ally and White & Case are the latest in a raft of firms to have moved into the increasingly crowded, and attractive Munich market, which has seen several high-profile US entrants in the past year.
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