In a strategic shift, Travers Smith has announced the opening of a new office in Brussels, aiming to bolster its international competition practice. This expansion signifies an important step for the firm, traditionally focused on London, as it seeks to enhance its presence in Europe amidst evolving regulatory landscapes.
Simultaneously, Travers Smith will be closing its existing office in Paris. The Paris office, though small, had been operational since 1999. A spokesperson for the firm confirmed that there will be no redundancies as a result of the closure, with all Paris-based staff being integrated into the firm’s London operations.
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