As lawyers in London fret about the possible longer-term consequences of the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union, their German counterparts are trying their best to appear sympathetic while suppressing delighted smiles.
The longer-term outcome of Brexit is still impossible to predict, but it does seem increasingly likely to have a net benefit to the German economy—and by extension, to law firms practicing in the country.
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