Ropes & Gray’s Maurice Allen reflects on how the London legal market has changed since the firm’s entry
June 14, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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Ropes & Gray’s Maurice Allen reflects on how the London legal market has changed since the firm’s entry
When Ropes & Gray opened in London in late 2009 it was the 98th of the Am Law 100 firms to establish an office in the City. Some suggested that the firm had missed the boat. But were they right? Was it a good boat to have missed?
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