Some of the UK's leading law firms are having to push back their long-awaited launches in Abu Dhabi due to delays in receiving their licences from local authorities. The move comes as growing numbers of firms rush to the region amid increasing pressure from local clients, including coveted sovereign wealth funds, to launch offices in Abu Dhabi as well as Dubai.
February 28, 2008 at 12:32 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Some of the UK’s leading law firms are having to push back their long-awaited launches in Abu Dhabi due to delays in receiving their licences from local authorities.
The move comes as growing numbers of firms rush to the region amid increasing pressure from local clients, including coveted sovereign wealth funds, to launch offices in Abu Dhabi as well as Dubai.
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