Legal Week reports
May 05, 2004 at 08:03 PM
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Lawyers with a death wish should not be too hard to come by among the due diligence-weary ranks of the City’s juniors.
But practising the noble profession in the foothills of the Alps would presumably be a different story. Not so according to Austrian firm Wolf Theiss’ website.
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