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Eversheds and Clifford Chance Moscow teams launch independent firms following Russia exodus

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Charles Avery
3 May 2022
CIS and RussiaIndependent practice

Following on from the spate of Moscow office closures in March as a response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, international firms have started to set out their future plans for practices and teams.

Clifford Chance outlined plans for its Moscow team, having announced that it would begin an ‘orderly wind down’ of its business in Russia in March.

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