"There has been a lot of discussion around whether the economic crisis will lead to an enduring change in the way firms operate," reflects Simmons & Simmons' managing partner Mark Dawkins as he sits down in the meeting room at the firm's headquarters in the vast CityPoint building near Moorgate, central London.
May 13, 2009 at 09:48 PM
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“There has been a lot of discussion around whether the economic crisis will lead to an enduring change in the way firms operate,” reflects Simmons & Simmons’ managing partner Mark Dawkins as he sits down in the meeting room at the firm’s headquarters in the vast CityPoint building near Moorgate, central London.
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