Norton Rose Fulbright is eyeing expansion into new markets in Africa and the west coast of the US, as the newly merged firm's transatlantic tie-up gets off the ground. The $2bn (£1.3bn) firm, which went live at the start of this week through the combination of Norton Rose and Texas firm Fulbright & Jaworski, is already considering further geographies into which it could expand. In Africa – where the firm currently has bases in South Africa, Morocco and Tanzania – Nigeria, Egypt, Mozambique and Angola have all been identified as potential destinations for office launches, while a move into northern California is also under discussion.
June 06, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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Newly merged firm eyes Nigeria, Egypt and California as it gears up for Brazil launch
Norton Rose Fulbright is eyeing expansion into new markets in Africa and the west coast of the US, as the newly merged firm’s transatlantic tie-up gets off the ground.
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