McKenna Long & Aldridge (MLA) is applying for a licence to open in Shanghai as it looks to join the raft of international law firms doing business in China. The US outfit said in a statement it was in the process of applying to the authorities for a licence, but gave no details as to the status of the application or when it expected to open.
August 04, 2013 at 11:41 PM
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McKenna Long & Aldridge (MLA) is applying for a licence to open in Shanghai as it looks to join the raft of international law firms doing business in China.
The US outfit said in a statement it was in the process of applying to the authorities for a licence, but gave no details as to the status of the application or when it expected to open.
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