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Top 10 US Law Firms In Europe For Innovation In Expansion 2008
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| Origin | New York |
| Offices | Budapest, Frankfurt, London, Munich, Paris, Prague, Warsaw |
| Clients and work in Europe | Terra Firma Capital Partners, Suez, Saban Capital Group. Advised private equity firms including JP Morgan Partners in the merger of Spanish companies Ono and Auna. |
| Global turnover 2007 ($US)* | 1,050m |
| Growth in global turnover 2005-2007 (%) | 16 |
| Headcount in Europe 2008 | 300 |
| Headcount growth 2005-2008 (%) | 33 |
| Headcount growth score /5 | 2 |
| Astute lateral hire score /5 | 5 |
| Strategic summary | The firm continues to maintain and expand its business in Europe through a mixture of mergers and astute lateral hires. Significantly grown France and Germany over the past three years. Also has a dynamic Central European practice. |
| Strategic innovation score /10 | 6 |
| Market reputation for innovation: score band /5 | 4 |
| Total score | 17 |
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