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Targeting Australia: Withers establishes presence with local tax firm BLW and corporate boutique alliance

Targeting Australia: Withers establishes presence with local tax firm BLW and corporate boutique alliance
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18 December 2014
AustraliaLegal mergers

Private-client focused firm Withers has launched a presence in Australia, creating Withers SBL through an alliance with tax practice Balazs Lazanas & Welch (BLW) and corporate boutique SBL Shmith, as it continues its strategy of ‘expanding into key markets for high net worth clients’.

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