Linklaters is planning to expand its Middle Eastern offering with a new office in the region, two people close to the situation have said.
The firm is looking to open its own office in Riyadh, and one person said the move is “inevitable”.
The firm currently has two offices in the region, in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
May 14, 2020 at 04:22 AM
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Linklaters is planning to expand its Middle Eastern offering with a new office in the region, two people close to the situation have said.
The firm is looking to open its own office in Riyadh, and one person said the move is “inevitable”.
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