U.S. law firm Ropes & Gray is shutting down its business restructuring practice in Hong Kong, with its Asia restructuring group leader Daniel Anderson leaving the firm, a Ropes & Gray spokesperson said on Wednesday.
According to a Law.com report, Anderson is taking his practice to Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. A Freshfields spokesperson declined to comment on Anderson or any plans to add restructuring partners in the region, saying the firm has “nothing to announce at this time.”
Anderson, a partner at Ropes & Gray since 2012, led its restructuring and special situations practice in Asia and was managing partner of its Hong Kong office. At least two additional attorneys in the restructuring group are longer listed on the firm's website.
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