The CMS law firm network is set to add member firms from outside Europe for the first time, in an overhaul of its international strategy. The nine-member network, which includes UK law firm CMS Cameron McKenna, has to date only comprised European members, but is now considering adding member firms in Turkey, Brazil and the US.
July 06, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The CMS law firm network is set to add member firms from outside Europe for the first time, in an overhaul of its international strategy.
The nine-member network, which includes UK law firm CMS Cameron McKenna, has to date only comprised European members, but is now considering adding member firms in Turkey, Brazil and the US.
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