
Clyde & Co opens in Boston
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A Boston-founded insurance and disputes boutique has merged with Clyde & Co, complementing the international firm’s existing regional presence.
London-headquartered Clyde & Co has established a new United States office in Boston, following the completion yesterday (2 February) of the merger with local firm Hermes, Netburn, O’Connor & Spearing.
Insurance coverage, surety and fidelity, and broader dispute resolution form the bulwark of the 14-lawyer boutique’s p
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