DLA Piper has lost an office in Norway, with the firm's 21-lawyer Bergen arm breaking off to merge with Norwegian firm Streenstrup Stordrange. The decision taken by the five-partner office to merge with Streenstrup was prompted by a desire to improve local client relationships.DLA Piper is the only major international firm to have successfully made an impact in the Norwegian market. The top 10 UK firm will retain its 70-lawyer base in Oslo.
January 20, 2009 at 06:45 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
DLA Piper has lost an office in Norway, with the firm’s 21-lawyer Bergen arm breaking off to merge with Norwegian firm Streenstrup Stordrange.
The decision taken by the five-partner office to merge with Streenstrup was prompted by a desire to improve local client relationships.
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