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Post-merger fallout: Squire Patton Boggs loses 23-strong team in the Middle East

Post-merger fallout: Squire Patton Boggs loses 23-strong team in the Middle East
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Legal Business
19 August 2014
Middle East and Africa

The legacy Squire Sanders practice in the Middle East, a team of 23 lawyers that included five partners, has exited Squire Patton Boggs following the firm’s merger, leaving it with Patton Boggs’ legacy affiliate The Khalid Al-Thebity Law Firm.

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