Linklaters' Central and Eastern European (CEE) arm has been hit by the departure of part of its property practice, with around half the team leaving to set up a standalone firm.
February 21, 2007 at 10:07 PM
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Linklaters’ Central and Eastern European (CEE) arm has been hit by the departure of part of its property practice, with around half the team leaving to set up a standalone firm.
The seven-lawyer Prague team, led by senior real estate associate Bryan Wilson, has set up a standalone real estate practice which Legal Week understands will practise under the banner Wilson & Partners.
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