Jones Day is set to launch its first office in Latin America with a merger with its referral partner in Mexico City. The firm is set to consolidate 20 years of referral work with De Ovando & Martinez del Campo with a full merger, which will gift the firm its 31st branch worldwide. The combined office will focus on M&A, banking and finance and transactions along with real estate and capital markets work.
January 13, 2009 at 04:04 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Jones Day is set to launch its first office in Latin America with a merger with its referral partner in Mexico City.
The firm is set to consolidate 20 years of referral work with De Ovando & Martinez del Campo with a full merger, which will gift the firm its 31st branch worldwide.
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