Singapore has been in focus over the past week after Morrison Foerster launched an anti-corruption practice and as UK and US firms vie for the next round of local law licences.
Morrison, which opened in Singapore in January, this week relocated litigation partner Daniel Levison from its Tokyo office to spearhead its Southeast Asia anti-corruption practice.A member of the firm’s Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and anti-corruption task force, Levison focusses on cross-border disputes and compliance matters, including conducting internal investigations across the Asia-Pacific region.
