Legal Week reports
January 14, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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The trend towards sector specialism reached bizarre new levels this week as it emerged that US firm Kilpatrick Stockton has formed a ‘Special Furniture Group’.
More than 15 lawyers, 10 of whom will be based at the firm’s Winston-Salem office, will apparently provide legal and logistical advice to the furniture industry, which, according to the firm, is “changing at a rapid pace”.
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