Mayer Brown, which launched an office in Salt Lake City this year, is seeking the next city where it can capitalize on emerging company work, particularly in technology, life sciences and fintech.
But it’s not just looking domestically.
The firm wants about 40% of its attorneys to be based outside the U.S., and managing partner Jon Van Gorphe pointed to Brazil, Israel and the Greater Bay Area in South China and Hong Kong as potential landing spots or places it can supplement a current presence.
April 25, 2022 at 06:38 PM
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The original version of this story was published on American Lawyer
Mayer Brown, which launched an office in Salt Lake City this year, is seeking the next city where it can capitalize on emerging company work, particularly in technology, life sciences and fintech.
But it’s not just looking domestically.
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