Mallesons Stephen Jaques is pushing forward with plans for a tie-up with top Chinese law firm King & Wood in what could mark a highly significant union in the Asia-Pacific market. The top-tier Australian firm's partners were given the chance to air their views about the potential union at a meeting in Sydney last month, with discussions between the two firms now set to progress after partners offered broad support for a tie-up.
October 03, 2011 at 07:47 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Mallesons Stephen Jaques is pushing forward with plans for a tie-up with top Chinese law firm King & Wood in what could mark a highly significant union in the Asia-Pacific market.
The top-tier Australian firm’s partners were given the chance to air their views about the potential union at a meeting in Sydney last month, with discussions between the two firms now set to progress after partners offered broad support for a tie-up.
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