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 ]]> the asia legal briefingcommentaryasia pacificlegal serviceslegal services - large lawasia pacificchinaInternational EditionJessica Seahhttps://images.law.com/contrib/content/uploads/sites/378/2024/02/Barriers-Between-People-767x633.jpgThe Asia Legal Briefing/Commentary/Asia Pacific/Legal Services/Legal Services - Large Law/Asia Pacific/China2024-02-22Jessica SeahBriefings|Kicker|Region Primary|Legal Radar Industry|Legal Radar InternationalThe Asia Legal Briefing|Commentary|Asia Pacific|Legal Services|Legal Services - Large Law|Asia Pacific|ChinaCommentaryCommentaryhttps://images.law.com/contrib/content/uploads/sites/378/2024/02/Barriers-Between-People-767x633.jpg,768,633https://images.law.com/contrib/content/uploads/sites/378/2024/02/Barriers-Between-People-767x633.jpg633768 https://www.law.com/international-edition/2024/02/22/when-will-law-firms-learn-the-top-down-approach-never-pays-and-always-bites-back/ Latham & Watkins' decision to block automatic access for its Hong Kong staff to files and documents outside of Greater China was not necessarily wrong. But the way it implemented the change was tone-deaf. The firm's sin was its failure to communicate, writes Jessica Seah in the Asia Legal Briefing.

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