Salans has overhauled its reporting regime, moving to conduct its billing and accounting in euros rather than dollars. The change has been rolled out across the firm with equity partners now set to be paid in euros instead of dollars. Lawyers and staff will continue to be paid in the local currency.
May 08, 2008 at 01:03 AM
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Salans has overhauled its reporting regime, moving to conduct its billing and accounting in euros rather than dollars.
The change has been rolled out across the firm with equity partners now set to be paid in euros instead of dollars. Lawyers and staff will continue to be paid in the local currency.
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