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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Daniel Boden" data-source="post: 11154" data-attributes="member: 487">Hi guys,Here's my summary from last week's legal news - enjoy! There weren't a huge amount of articles on either site so, hopefully, this week is more interesting from a news point of view!The Lawyer and Legal Week - Brexit forces Clydes' hand into Dublin office opening (13 May 2019)IntroductionIn this article, The Lawyer reports that Clyde & Co has become the latest law firm to open an office in Dublin, Ireland, alluding to Brexit concerns playing a key role in its decision-making process.ArticleIn a statement, Clyde & Co announced that the opening of a new office is designed to allow its Irish law capabilities to continue to function to a high level when Britain leaves the EU in October this year.The office will be led by an England and Irish qualified partner, Garrett Moore, who led the insurance practice at Clydes' London office for a number of years.Moore stated that whatever happens with Brexit, the firm wanted to be in a position to continue to offer market-leading advice to its insurance and commercial clients in matters relating to Irish law. The opening of an office in Dublin will allow the firm to achieve this.This move by Clyde & Co follows an interesting trend by London and UK firms who have invested in Ireland to prepare for any eventuality regarding Brexit. Covington & Burling, DLA Piper, Fieldfisher, Pinsent Masons and Simmons & Simmons have all entered into Dublin since the 2016 referendum, a move which has been welcomed by the Irish legal market.</blockquote>

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