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How do countries legally limit legal auditor’s liability ?

Stéphane de Navacelle, Nicolas Bernardy, Brucher Thieltgen & Partners, Luxembourg, Annemarie van der Kruk, Simmons & Simmons, discuss on how do countries legally limit auditor’s liability (statute of limitation, capping, etc.) at AIJA Congress in Marseilles.

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