Rankings from French law publication Juristes Associes show that Taylor Wessing's French operations saw the steepest revenue drop in France, with turnover falling 35% from €23m (£20m) to €15m (£13m) in 2008-09. The figures show that the firm's local office, which last year saw 12 partners leave for Nixon Peabody in a move which resulted in litigation between the two firms, fell from number 35 to number 50 in the rankings as a result of the plunge.
September 16, 2009 at 06:38 AM
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Taylor Wessing’s Nixon Peabody exodus hits French revenues while Lovells’ Paris arm achieves 21% growth
Rankings from French law publication Juristes Associes show that Taylor Wessing’s French operations saw the steepest revenue drop in France, with turnover falling 35% from €23m (£20m) to €15m (£13m) in 2008-09.
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