WHEN SHEARMAN & Sterling sent its highly respected former managing partner, Whitney Pidot, to Singapore last November, the move was clearly intended to signal the New York-based firm`s seriousness about expansion in Asia.
July 31, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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View of the Singapore River from the Shearman & Sterling Conference Room
The troubled course of Singapore joint ventures may also portend difficulties for law firms expanding in other Asian countries that have been reluctant to open their legal markets to foreign competition.
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