Christine Kang joins the firm as it actively looks to continue to build its reputation in China.
October 04, 2021 at 05:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
Hughes Hubbard & Reed announced today that the firm has onboarded longtime JunHe attorney Christine Kang as partner in the firm’s anti-corruption and internal investigations practice group in New York, looking to continue building its China capability as well as its international arbitration practice.
Kang spent the previous 10 years as a partner at JunHe in Beijing, where the prominent Chinese law firm is based. She also had previous stints as an associate at DLA Piper and Jones Day.
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