The image of the continental independent law firm as a fading, conservative institution unable to keep pace with emerging foreign powers looks set to come up for revision, according to a comprehensive overview of the market.
November 28, 2007 at 09:28 PM
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The image of the continental independent law firm as a fading, conservative institution unable to keep pace with emerging foreign powers looks set to come up for revision, according to a comprehensive overview of the market.
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