The AmLaw Daily: From Russia With Fear

March 25, 2010

When he opened his law and audit firm Fire­stone Dun­can in Moscow in 1993, Jami­son Fire­stone saw Rus­sia as a land of oppor­tu­ni­ty. Today, he is essen­tial­ly exiled abroad, man­ag­ing his busi­ness from thou­sands of miles away, and afraid of what could hap­pen to him should he return to the city he called home for 17 years.

Fire­stone decamped to Lon­don in Decem­ber after a lawyer from his firm died amid mys­te­ri­ous cir­cum­stances in a Moscow pre­tri­al deten­tion facil­i­ty and in the midst of a long-run­ning inves­ti­ga­tion by Russ­ian author­i­ties into one of his fir­m’s clients, Her­mitage Cap­i­tal Management.

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