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Akin Gump finishes the job and takes four more partners from Bingham

Akin Gump finishes the job and takes four more partners from Bingham
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Tom Moore
22 September 2014
Strategic recruitmentBingham McCutchen

Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld has continued its takeover of Bingham McCutchen’s $50m revenue London office with the hire of four more partners leaving only two partners representing the beleaguered US firm in the City.

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