Linklaters has relocated its Korea practice head and partner Hyung Jung Ahn and banking partner Stephen Le Vesconte from Hong Kong to Seoul, to spearhead its new office there. The firm, which stressed that Ahn will lead the new office, is also relocating senior corporate practice consultant Hyo Young Kang and counsel Kyungseok Kim.
May 31, 2013 at 07:31 AM
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Linklaters has relocated its Korea practice head and partner Hyung Jung Ahn and banking partner Stephen Le Vesconte from Hong Kong to Seoul to spearhead its new office there.
Though the Magic Circle firm had already stated its intention to open a Korea office, it had previously declined to discuss its staffing plans for Seoul.
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