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ALB In-house Legal Summits 2010 (1 comments) Asia's most respected monthly magazine Asian Legal Business (ALB) presents the premier series of legal events for in-house counsel and private practice lawyers throughout Asia. more

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Vietnam: unlisted enterprises can now sell shares to foreign investors charlene yuen commented: Hi Tuan Anh, I'd to tell you that I enjoyed reading your article. ...
Embattled White & Case rebuilds partnership; appoints China-specialist lawyer Hank Verrier commented: No. . . . and the ocean is very deep!
Paul Hastings appoints Arai as Tokyo chair Ahem commented: "growing Tokyo operations"?? It has more than halved in the last ...
ANALYSIS: Alternative billing – a GFC phenomenon, or here to stay? Natasha Scott commented: Some Australian firms have been using sophisticated tools to scop ...
Dubai World woes yield work for firms JONATHAN ROSTRON commented: WHY NOT FIND OUT WHICH LOCAL EMIRATES LAW FIRMS ARE ADVISING DUBA ...

Vietnam: unlisted enterprises can now sell shares to foreign investors
charlene yuen commented: Hi Tuan Anh, I'd to tell you that I enjoyed reading your article. ...

Embattled White & Case rebuilds partnership; appoints China-specialist lawyer
Hank Verrier commented: No. . . . and the ocean is very deep!

Paul Hastings appoints Arai as Tokyo chair
Ahem commented: "growing Tokyo operations"?? It has more than halved in the last ...

ANALYSIS: Alternative billing – a GFC phenomenon, or here to stay?
Natasha Scott commented: Some Australian firms have been using sophisticated tools to scop ...

Dubai World woes yield work for firms
JONATHAN ROSTRON commented: WHY NOT FIND OUT WHICH LOCAL EMIRATES LAW FIRMS ARE ADVISING DUBA ...