BT is expanding its offshore legal function with the launch of two outposts planned for Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires later this year. The new centres, which will house 5-10 lawyers when they are set up at the end of the year, will become BT's second and third offshore legal operations and will support the company's legal function in the US.
June 21, 2007 at 01:13 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
BT is expanding its offshore legal function with the launch of two outposts planned for Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires later this year.
The new centres, which will house 5-10 lawyers when they are set up at the end of the year, will become BT’s second and third offshore legal operations and will support the company’s legal function in the US.
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