Four years after it emerged that Ashurst was exploring another round of US merger talks, this time with Sidley Austin, the firm looks a long way from achieving a substantial foothold in the world’s largest legal market.
Ashurst chair Ben Tidswell sets out the firm's plans for its US operation in the wake of a restructuring that has resulted in more than half of its New York partnership leaving
August 01, 2017 at 08:37 AM
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Four years after it emerged that Ashurst was exploring another round of US merger talks, this time with Sidley Austin, the firm looks a long way from achieving a substantial foothold in the world’s largest legal market.
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