Trinity International has plucked long-time HSF partner Stéphane Brabant and senior associate Lucien Bou Chaaya for its Paris office.
May 07, 2021 at 04:00 AM
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Energy and infrastructure boutique law firm Trinity International has expanded its Africa and Asia offering with three hires from Herbert Smith Freehills and Jones Day.
The firm has plucked long-time HSF partner Stéphane Brabant and senior associate Lucien Bou Chaaya for its Paris office. Both join Trinity International as partners and will play a key role in the firm’s growth plans for its Africa practice, the firm said.
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