Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe, a prominent tech-focused US law firm, has confirmed its decision to close its Shanghai office and terminate its lease in Taipei. This strategic move is described by the company as a “rebalancing” of its operational platform across the Asia-Pacific.
The company spokesperson expressed continued enthusiasm for supporting their clientele from the technology and energy sectors in the APAC region from their offices in Beijing, Tokyo and Singapore. Regrettably, other details regarding this development remain scarce although there has been mention of the firm’s unwavering commitment to servicing its clients in the APAC region from its remaining offices.
More details about this decision can be found here.
Simultaneously, Harvard is reported to be on the lookout for a new general counsel. No further information has been made available at this time.
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