Caroline Hill takes a closer look at the breakaway band of US firms staking a claim in the City, while senior lawyers from Baker & McKenzie, Paul Hastings and Kirkland & Ellis outline their formula for success in the City.
June 17, 2011 at 08:36 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Outriders – A disparate band of US firms are breaking away from the herd to become a real competitive force in the City. Caroline Hill assesses how far they’ve come and the terrain ahead.
Halt the merry-go-round – Most foreign law firms targeting the City are stuck in a destructive cycle of hiring and losing partners. Kirkland’s James Learner and Graham White argue that a more sophisticated approach is essential.
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