KWM asks partners for up to £240,000 in cash call to double capital contributions

King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) has asked its European and Middle Eastern partners to pay in between £80,000 and £240,000 as part of a recapitalisation plan designed to shore up its strained finances.

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