Hong Kong partners Kristi Swartz and Nigel Binnersley will leave the newly merged firm along with their associates to set up their own practice, suggesting a setback in the BCLP's integration.
November 07, 2018 at 10:23 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
Legacy Bryan Cave’s Hong Kong team has left newly merged Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner just seven months after the trans-Atlantic merger was created and only two months after the firm announced an official combination in Hong Kong.
The firm’s leaders have been pushing to integrate the firms globally, but the Hong Kong departures suggest that in Asia integration may not be occurring without setbacks.
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