DLA Piper's Denmark affiliate is to split away from the expansive firm citing client conflicts which have arisen as a result of the Copenhagen operation's desire to grow. The 73-lawyer practice, which comprised half of the DLA Nordic network, will become totally independent from DLA Piper and re-brand as Horten.
October 24, 2007 at 05:03 AM
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DLA Piper’s Denmark affiliate is to split away from the expansive firm citing client conflicts which have arisen as a result of the Copenhagen operation’s desire to grow.
The 73-lawyer practice, which comprised half of the DLA Nordic network, will become totally independent from DLA Piper and re-brand as Horten.
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