Field Fisher Waterhouse has appointed its first board member from outside its London headquarters in a bid to further integrate its European offices. The firm has named Brussels managing partner Eric Cusas to the eight-member body, with Cusas gaining a three-year seat to represent the Brussels, Hamburg and Paris offices.
October 28, 2009 at 07:09 AM
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Field Fisher Waterhouse has appointed its first board member from outside its London headquarters in a bid to further integrate its European offices.
The firm has named Brussels managing partner Eric Cusas to the eight-member body, with Cusas gaining a three-year seat to represent the Brussels, Hamburg and Paris offices.
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