As demonstrated conclusively last month at the Legal Week Awards, property lawyers (and their clients) have a well-deserved reputation as hard-drinking party animals.
Field Fisher Waterhouse therefore opted to take no chances for its recent no-expense- spared real estate party at the trendy La Porte des Indes restaurant. Canapes and champagne were distributed in liberal fashion, while a female human sculpture was hired to add a little cultcha to proceedings.
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