DLA Piper and Ashurst have joined a growing number of law firms increasing their focus on Africa, with the former adding a raft of new members to its network across the continent.
November 08, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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DLA drafts in four new members to regional network as Ashurst makes first secondment to African law alliance
DLA Piper and Ashurst have joined a growing number of law firms increasing their focus on Africa, with the former adding a raft of new members to its network across the continent.
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