Legal Week reports
November 26, 2003 at 07:03 PM
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Ernst & Young’s (E&Y’s) newly re-launched legal network EY Law has been rebuffed by two members who have quit to go independent.
The pair, E&Y’s former allied law firms in Hungary and New Zealand, have both confirmed they will not join the network, which was relaunched this July with a ‘close links’ strategy focused on selling legal services to E&Y’s non-audit client base.
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