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Both Dentons and Lee International said the combination is not a joint venture. Lee International also said it will not integrate with Dentons' 6-year-old foreign legal consultant office in Seoul.
August 13, 2019 at 04:32 AM
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As Dentons prepares to combine with a mid-sized South Korean firm, questions remain over the future of the global legal giant’s six-year-old Seoul office.
Last week, Dentons announced it was combining with Lee International, a Seoul-based domestic firm with about 30 lawyers. Meanwhile, Dentons already operates in Seoul as a foreign law practice with the office it inherited from predecessor firm McKenna Long & Aldridge after the firms merged in 2015.
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