Legal & Policy

'We Have Zero Interest In Practicing U.S. Law': Top UK Firm Opens Office In New York Anyway

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London-based law firm Macfarlanes opened a New York office to serve its European clients' needs in the U.S., emphasizing it will not practice U.S. law nor merge with any American firms. This strategic move aims to enhance relationships with U.S. investors for their private capital and wealth management services, showcasing a restrained approach to international expansion.

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