Denmark's legal fraternity welcomed another independent firm back to the fold this year, continuing a theme that proves business for indies is strong in Copenhagen. Ed Thornton reports
November 29, 2007 at 01:06 AM
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Denmark’s legal fraternity welcomed another independent firm back to the fold this year, continuing a theme that proves business for indies is strong in Copenhagen. Ed Thornton reports
DLA Piper became the latest international firm to lose its Danish arm last month when its Denmark office decided to sever ties with the global giant and re-launch itself as a standalone firm called Horten.
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