Hogan Lovells and K&L Gates have joined the growing rank of U.S. and trans-Atlantic law firms considering tie-ups in Australia. Hogan Lovells has reportedly had "informal meetings" with a number of top Australian firms. K&L Gates, meanwhile, has been talking with several local firms, including mid-tier independent Middletons.
May 28, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Hogan Lovells and K&L Gates have joined the growing rank of U.S. and trans-Atlantic law firms planning tie-ups in Australia, as interest in the Asia-Pacific region continues to grow.
Hogan Lovells is assessing options, with a merger with a mid-tier Australian firm the preferred choice for many partners.
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