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Investing in London: Cooley sets City agenda with turnover targets and committee appointments

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Legal Business
6 February 2015
Law firm managementFinancial results

Having made its audacious entrance into London’s legal market in January, US tech giant Cooley has begun rolling out the agenda for its new 55-lawyer UK practice, including appointing two City lawyers to its management committee, a further two to its compensation committee, and setting a revenue target for the team.

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