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Troubled markets: Allen & Overy lays off four Moscow associates as firms face sanctions fallout

Troubled markets: Allen & Overy lays off four Moscow associates as firms face sanctions fallout
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Jaishree Kalia
18 November 2014
CIS and RussiaJob cuts

The US and EU sanctions in Russia are taking their toll on some of the international firms located in the country with Allen & Overy’s (A&O) Moscow office offering redundancy packages at associate level.

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