Baker & McKenzie is attempting to make it easier for partners to relocate between offices as part of a push to encourage cross-office co-operation at the global giant.
July 05, 2007 at 01:06 AM
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Baker & McKenzie is attempting to make it easier for partners to relocate between offices as part of a push to encourage cross-office co-operation at the global giant.
The firm is in the process of overhauling its current system, in which partner transfers are agreed on an ad hoc basis. A more centralised operation will enable the firm to be more proactive on the selection of partners for transfer between jurisdictions.
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