News that Ashurst has become the latest City law firm looking to stretch its international reach into Australia has got a market already stirred up by the entrance of two magic circle firms within the last 18 months more than a little excited. And that’s even before taking into account an abundance of reports about other British law firms courting Australian outfits, such as City rival Herbert Smith.
June 29, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The heavily-lawyered Aussie market may struggle to fulfil Eastern promise
News that Ashurst has become the latest City law firm looking to stretch its international reach into Australia has got a market already stirred up by the entrance of two magic circle firms within the last 18 months more than a little excited.
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