Linklaters is the second international outfit so far to announce it is shuttering its Moscow base.
March 04, 2022 at 02:59 PM
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Linklaters has become the second international law firm to confirm plans to close its Moscow office in the wake of Russian’s invasion of Ukraine.
The firm said in a statement on Friday evening that the firm “will wind down” its operations in Russia and close its Moscow office as international outfits react to the war and the impact on clients.
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