U.K. law firm Norton Rose has agreed to acquire Australia's Deacons, expanding its presence in the Asia-Pacific region by more than 500 lawyers. Approved by votes at both partnerships on Monday, the tie-up will be the largest to date in the region. "We are making a deliberate play to become one of the leaders in the Asia-Pacific region," Norton Rose chief executive Peter Martyr says. "We think there's a limited window for that."
June 24, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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U.K. law firm Norton Rose has agreed to acquire Australia’s Deacons, expanding its presence in the Asia-Pacific region by more than 500 lawyers. Approved by votes at both partnerships on Monday, the tie-up will be the largest to date in the region.
“We are making a deliberate play to become one of the leaders in the Asia-Pacific region,” Norton Rose chief executive Peter Martyr says. “We think there’s a limited window for that.”
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