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Gowling WLG set to join big league

The news in the past week that Canada’s Gowling Lafleur Henderson is set to join forces with UK-headquartered Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co may not exactly set the legal world on fire, but Gowlings partner Andrew Wright is confident the move will have a transformative effect on the firm’s London mining practice.

Gowlings, of course, with seven offices across Canada, has demonstrable mining pedigree, but so does its London team, which comprises six lawyers. Five of these, including Wright, came from the now defunct...

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