Legal Week reports
November 19, 2003 at 07:03 PM
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EY Law’s German member, Luther Menold, is to split its Stuttgart arm in two in a bid to head off regulatory conflicts.
At least 12 partners are leaving the Ernst & Young-tied firm’s 40-lawyer Stuttgart branch to set up their own practice. Many of the 20-lawyer group had previously worked closely with the accounting giant’s audit clients.
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