Is White & Case the strangest London outpost of a US firm?The practice seems to go through endless debates about governance, never reaching agreement…
February 20, 2007 at 07:03 PM
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Is White & Case the strangest London outpost of a US firm?
The practice seems to go through endless debates about governance, never reaching agreement with the mother-ship; it gets little of the hype dished out to many of its US brethren; and the corporate practice is nothing to write home about. And yet it still outpaced pretty much every other comparable US firm on the City block in 2006.
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