Shearman & Sterling launches in Dubai; Dechert forms an alliance in Saudi Arabia; Ogletree Deakins and Jackson Lewis expand in the U.S.; and litigation boutique Kobre & Kim heads to South Korea.
September 01, 2015 at 10:02 PM
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While a number of Am Law 100 firms have consolidated their offices in the Middle East this year, two are bucking the trend by opening new outposts in the region.
Shearman & Sterling, which has had an office in Abu Dhabi for 40 years and an even longer history working on Iran-related matters, announced Tuesday that it will open an office in Dubai.
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