Ashurst Singapore head latest to go in day of exits for beleaguered firm

Madeleine Farman
15 September 2016

Ashurst‘s Singapore managing partner is the latest to quit the firm, in a day where Ashurst has seen partner exits to Jones Day, Allen & Overy, Paul Hastings and PwC Legal.

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