Hogan Lovells is looking to grow its Asia revenue by 10% in the next year by building out partners in China, South East Asia and Japan. The transatlantic firm, which currently generates more than 90% of its business in the US and Europe, will also make a decision about whether or not to launch in Australia.
February 11, 2014 at 09:29 PM
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Hogan Lovells is looking to grow its Asia revenue by 10% in the next year by building out partners in China, South East Asia and Japan.
The transatlantic firm, which currently generates more than 90% of its business in the US and Europe, will also make a decision about whether or not to launch in Australia.
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