Legal Week reports
February 19, 2003 at 07:03 PM
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Linklaters is understood to have held back on the option to take on extra office space for its infant Dutch practice – raising questions about the UK giant’s short-term hopes of building a stand-alone local practice.
Legal Week has learned that the top London firm is yet to take up its option for the Atrium Building in Amsterdam that would give the firm space for 40 additional lawyers.
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