How easy is it for an African-qualified lawyer of about eight years' PQE with experience in general corporate, corporate and project finance and M&A in her country to enter the international legal market either with a top UK or US international law firm?
August 30, 2007 at 08:14 AM
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How easy is it for an African-qualified lawyer of about eight years’ PQE with experience in general corporate, corporate/project finance and M&A in her country to enter the international legal market either with a top UK or US international law firm? Or with investment banks based perhaps in the UK, Middle East or Canada?
I’m also taking a distance-learning LLM in international business law at a top UK university and could use some advice.
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