
Baker McKenzie and RPC target Asian opportunities
Andrew Mizner
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The dispute resolution market in the Greater Bay Area has motivated Baker McKenzie to hire a well-connected Hong Kong arbitration lawyer, while RPC has made a technology addition in Singapore.
Baker McKenzie and RPC have added partners in Asia’s two main legal hubs.
Hong Kong arbitration veteran Ronald Sum has joined Baker McKenzie on the closure of Addleshaw Goddard's office in the city, taking a team of lawyers with him, as the United States firm targets opportunities
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Addleshaw Goddard Arbitration Asia Baker McKenzie Hong Kong Intellectual Property IP lateral moves Litigation Rajah & Tann RPC Singapore technology
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