Freshfields' China partner on client bonuses, dealing with protest marches and becoming a celebrity chef
November 14, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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Freshfields’ China partner on client bonuses, dealing with protest marches and becoming a celebrity chef
Why did you become a lawyer? In 1998, I came to Beijing intending to stay for only a few months to brush up on my Mandarin. But I found that I needed to finance myself, so I contacted a few law firms and quickly landed a job as a legal assistant/translator. The rest is history.
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