Norway's DLA ally ties up with the mothership; Osborne Clarke's Copenhagen ally goes it alone; and Finland's Roschier Holmberg enjoys its first year in the Swedish capital. Charlie Wright and Sophie Evans round up the news from Scandinavia
September 27, 2006 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
In a market characterised by its insularity, September 2006 may in future years be regarded as something of a turning point for Norway.
The country was this month adjusting to the presence of its first genuinely international firm after confirmation that the local arm of DLA Nordic was to finally come under the banner of its parent, transatlantic giant DLA Piper.
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