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Law Firm DLA Piper Hires Latham Team to Expand Private Credit Group

DLA Piper is hiring three senior lawyers from Latham & Watkins to join its growing capital solutions business as it continues an aggressive push into the private credit market.

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Law Firm DLA Piper Hires Latham Team to Expand Private Credit Group
DLA Piper is hiring three senior lawyers from Latham & Watkins to join its growing capital solutions business as it continues an aggressive push into the private credit market.
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