Middle East moves: Latham loses partner trio to Hogan Lovells in Dubai

Three of the nine partners in Latham & Watkins’ Dubai office have resigned, just months after the US firm announced plans to scale back in the Middle East by shutting down its offices in Abu Dhabi and Doha in March.

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