Linklaters has reaffirmed its commitment to handing its German partners full equity status despite fears the move could force the firm to cut back its national partnership.
July 25, 2007 at 11:35 PM
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Linklaters has reaffirmed its commitment to handing its German partners full equity status despite fears the move could force the firm to cut back its national partnership.
Linklaters management pledged this week to phase out the country weighting it uses for its German partnership as it emerged that the firm has already once formally postponed its long-planned integration process.
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