Bermuda law firm warns rich clients of Panama Papers-style data breach
120-year-old law firm admits that it's been busted and sensitive documents spilled to investigative journalists
A law firm based in Bermuda and operating almost exclusively in tax havens has warned its clients - which include the super-rich, as well as politicians who shouldn't be clients - that it has been targeted...
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