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In an interview with Law.com, Stuart Fuller said more growth will occur in Canada, Latin American and the Asia Pacific. He also offered his view on how the Big Four fit into a legal services profession dominated by traditional law firms.
July 31, 2019 at 02:58 PM
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The recently appointed global head of legal services at Big Four accounting firm KPMG, Stuart Fuller, plans to expand the firm’s legal services in Asia-Pacific and the Americas and make the legal offering more visible both inside and outside the firm.
In an interview with Law.com in Sydney, Fuller described his growth plans for the legal services arm of the firm and offered his view on how the Big Four fit into a legal services profession dominated by traditional law firms.
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