The Netherlands' legal market has yet to feel the pain of the credit crunch as keenly as other European jurisdictions, but there are signs that its independent firms are taking steps to adapt to a changing business environment and protect themselves from the harsher consequences of a downturn.On 1 October, 12-partner Faasen & Partners sealed an alliance agreement with international heavyweight Eversheds in a bid to meet growing client demand for referrals and assistance outside of the domestic market.
December 10, 2008 at 06:21 PM
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Some Dutch law firms fear for the worst, but others are daring to expand at home and abroad, as Ed Thornton discovers
The Netherlands’ legal market has yet to feel the pain of the credit crunch as keenly as other European jurisdictions, but there are signs that its independent firms are taking steps to adapt to a changing business environment and protect themselves from the harsher consequences of a downturn.
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