TIRANA, June 8 – Eversheds has expanded its international presence into Mauritius and Albania after adding two new offices to its Eversheds International network.
The firm has opened an office in Mauritius, through South African Eversheds International member firm Routledge Modise, and an office in Albania through Italian arm Eversheds Piergrossi Bianchini.
Eversheds Piergrossi Bianchini corporate and commercial partner, Alvise Dona dalle Rose, heads up the Tirana base in Albania. Both operations went live in April.
Eversheds head of international operations, Stephen Hopkins, said: “In Albania, there are a number of major construction and infrastructure projects. Major developers around the world have interests in the jurisdiction. The strategy is to follow demand from our clients.”
Eversheds extends branches to Mauritius and Albania
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