
Wilson Sonsini secures former HK regulator
Robert Li
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A former director of the Hong Kong Competition Commission chats to CDR about his move this week to Wilson Sonsini in Brussels, crossing continents and returning to private practice after a combined 15 years’ public service.
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati has hired Jindrich Kloub as a partner in its Brussels antitrust and competition practice effective Wednesday (9 November), adding substantial regulatory agency experience.
Kloub has joined from the Hong Kong Competition Commiss
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