A&O Shearman's New Leaders Show Combined Firm is 'Neither UK Nor US Centric'
Current and former partners give their views on the surprising election results that mean neither of the combined firm's two leaders will be based in either of its two biggest regions.
March 14, 2024 at 06:58 AM
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Law Firm ManagementParis and Abu Dhabi. These—we learned earlier this month—are the locations in which A&O Shearman's two most senior leaders will be based once the firm launches in May.
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