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‘Chinese law firms are underestimated’: Q&A with Roger Parker, managing partner for EMEA at Reed Smith

‘Chinese law firms are underestimated’: Q&A with Roger Parker, managing partner for EMEA at Reed Smith
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2 October 2014
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Reed Smith’s managing partner for Europe, Middle East and Asia, Roger Parker, discusses international expansion, Chinese law firms and trying to get more corporate work.

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