Legal Week Global reports
December 16, 2002 at 07:03 PM
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The tied German legal arm of big four accountant KPMG is set to drop the brand name of its parent in a symbolic move designed to head off regulatory pressure.
KPMG Beiten Burkhardt, a member of the accountant’s KLegal law firm network, is planning to change its name to Beiten Burkhardt Goerdeler on 1 January 2003, with a partner vote scheduled for this month. The name Goerdeler comes from the ‘G’ in KPMG and stands for the group’s founding German partner, Reinhard Goerdeler.
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