Legal Week Reports
November 03, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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Slaughter and May has decided against opening an office in China following a review that lasted a number of years, it has emerged.
The London M&A leader has confirmed it has decided not to launch a practice in the country, relying instead on working in the region through its Hong Kong branch. The famously conservative firm has no current plans for a vote on the move in the future.
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