Harper Grey representatives attend TAG Alliances Spring 2016 International Conference
May 2, 2016
Harper Grey’s John Sullivan, Barbara Norell and Prentice Durbin recently attended the Spring 2016 International Conference of TAGLaw held on May 2-4, 2016 in Lisbon, Portugal. The conference focused on opportunities stemming from disruption and included topics such as “The Generation GAP in Firms”, “Digital Currencies” and “Flexible Work Environments”. Over 250 attendees and guests from more than 45 different countries participated in the conference.
About TAGLaw
Founded in 1998, TAGLaw is an international alliance of high-quality, independent law firms. In 2015, Chambers Global recognized TAGLaw as an Elite law firm network. Combined with TIAG®, an alliance of independent accounting firms, they provide professional legal, financial and accounting services on a worldwide scale. With approximately 12,500 professionals in over 255 member firms, and more than 500 offices in over 90 countries, the two alliances serve tens of thousands of clients from all industry and commercial sectors. For more information about TAGLaw, visit www.TAGLaw.com.
Founded in 1998, TAGLaw is an international alliance of high-quality, independent law firms. In 2015, Chambers Global ranked the alliance “Elite” – the highest rank awarded to legal networks. The TAG Alliances comprise three groups: TAGLaw, TIAG® (The International Accounting Group), and TAG-SP™. Collectively, the TAG Alliances provide legal, accounting, financial and business support services on a worldwide scale. With approximately 15,500 professionals in 280 member firms, and 580 offices in over 100 countries, the TAG Alliances serve tens of thousands of clients from all industry and commercial sectors. Read more about TAGLaw here.
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