A former client claims the global firm bungled an effort to recover a Siberian mine valued at $200m
December 06, 2018 at 05:04 AM
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Baker McKenzie faces a hefty malpractice suit over its work on behalf of a Spanish client who used the firm in a failed effort to recover ownership of a Siberian coalmine, which the client says is valued at more than $200m (£157m).
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