U.K. law firms’ somewhat murky links to Russian money are coming under scrutiny like never before.
On Tuesday some lawyers, including CMS partner Geraldine Proudler, were named in U.K. Parliament as among those advising clients with links to the Kremlin. Many large firms have been exposed as key advisers to Russian state-back entities.
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