Garrigues is to open a second office in Morocco, with a launch in Tangiers planned for the beginning of next year. The Spanish giant looks likely to become the first foreign law firm with two offices in the North African country when it launches the base in January. The office will be staffed with three fee earners, with two relocating from Casablanca and one from Seville. Casablanca managing partner Jose Ignacio Garcia Muniozguren will become head of the Moroccan practice, overseeing both bases.
November 26, 2008 at 11:33 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Garrigues is to open a second office in Morocco, with a launch in Tangiers planned for the beginning of next year.
The Spanish giant looks likely to become the first foreign law firm with two offices in the North African country when it launches the base in January.
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