Eversheds is acquiring Middle Eastern law consortium KSLG in a deal that will give the London-based firm new offices in Iraq, Jordan, Dubai and Saudi Arabia. Eversheds Middle East managing partner Christopher Jobson says he believes the merger, which became official Wednesday, is the first of its kind and size in the Middle East.
May 27, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Eversheds is acquiring Middle Eastern law consortium KSLG in a deal that will give the London-based firm new offices in Iraq, Jordan, Dubai and Saudi Arabia, according to U.K. publication Legal Week.
KSLG, which comprises Saudi Arabia’s Dhabaan & Partners, Dubai’s Khasawneh & Associates, and Jordan’s Sanad Law Group, has offices in Amman, Baghdad, Dubai and Riyadh. Legal Week reports that the consortium’s merger with 1,200-lawyer Eversheds became official on Wednesday.
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