Legal Week Global reports
January 19, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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As this month’s Global Question illustrates, business lawyers across the world are anticipating a significantly more upbeat 2004.
And like all other members of the international business community, they will also be hoping that the Parmalat scandal does not derail this optimism. But by any measure it has been an embarrassing couple of months for business lawyers in the corporate scandal stakes.
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