One ex-comms head of a law firm in the U.K. asks how law firms should navigate cutting ties with Russian clients, and the wider implications of taking a stand against questionable client activity.
March 03, 2022 at 05:19 AM
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It seems hard to imagine, but the world has become an even more complex place in the past seven days.
Russia has invaded – or at least attempted to invade – the Ukraine. International condemnation has been swift, universal and justified.
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