Macfarlanes is set to continue diversifying its practice away from its traditional corporate focus, with the firm planning to launch a projects and infrastructure group in the coming months. The firm hopes to launch the practice in order to take advantage of increasing activity in the emerging markets at a time when corporate activity in London has been hit heavily by the global economic turmoil.
October 12, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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Macfarlanes is set to continue diversifying its practice away from its traditional corporate focus, with the firm planning to launch a projects and infrastructure group in the coming months.
The firm hopes to launch the practice in order to take advantage of increasing activity in the emerging markets at a time when corporate activity in London has been hit heavily by the global economic turmoil.
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