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Consolidation: Latham set to shut Abu Dhabi and Doha offices as it refocuses efforts in Dubai

Consolidation: Latham set to shut Abu Dhabi and Doha offices as it refocuses efforts in Dubai
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18 March 2015
Middle East and Africa

Latham & Watkins has internally announced today (18 March) that it will close two offices in the Middle East by the end of the year, shutting down its outposts in Abu Dhabi and Doha, and relocating staff to its Dubai operation.

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