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FEATURE: The IPO rally
| Wednesday, 11 August 2010
China has become Hong Kong's greatest competitor for the lucrative market IPO. Will domestic boards take the lead this year?
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Hogan Lovells: New 2500-lawyer firm storms onto world stage
| Wednesday, 5 May 2010
The antics of Allen & Overy and Norton Rose have kept the Australian market somewhat distracted from the momentous Lovells - Hogan & Hartson marriage, which is being billed as the first significant trans-Atlantic law firm merger.
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China 2009
| Thursday, 24 September 2009
As western markets went into freefall a year ago with company collapses and banks going bust, Asia – particularly China – was being viewed as the brightest light in an otherwise overcast economic sky.
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Revealed: ALB Employer of Choice 2009
| Thursday, 12 March 2009
The votes are in, the numbers crunched, the data weighted, collated and tallied. And the results have given some interesting findings.
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２００９年度ALB最佳雇主调查结果揭晓
| Thursday, 12 March 2009
由《亚洲法律杂志》策划并组织的２００９年度亚太地区以及中东地区法律市场最佳雇主的调查活动于近日圆满结束。在中国区，十家国内和国际著名律师事务所脱颖而出，被业内人士评选为本年度“最佳雇主”。
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Grandall leads in Chinese SME IPOs
| Monday, 23 February 2009
The latest statistics from Shenzhen Stock Exchange has revealed that Grandall, King & Wood and Allbright are the leading legal advisors for IPOs on Shenzhen's small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) board.
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News Analysis: Nine firms, 27 offices, 1,000 lawyers: China's new law alliance launched
| Thursday, 1 November 2007
In a progressive, proactive and perspicacious manoeuvre, Lovells and nine leading Chinese law firms have formed the Sino-Global Legal Alliance (SGLA), a "non-exclusive cooperation of law firms" that will attempt to provide legal services to clients on a coordinated basis across practice areas, China's provinces and countries.
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Lovells shocks competitors with China alliance
| Sunday, 2 September 2007
International law firm Lovells and nine leading local Chinese firms have shocked their international and local competitors by forming a non-exclusive cooperation of law firms, the Sino-Global Legal Alliance (SGLA), in an attempt to provide coordinated legal services to clients across practice areas, provinces in China and countries.
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Analysis - Travel broadens the mind... an the client base
| Friday, 1 June 2007
The approaches and experiences of Chinese firms wanting to establish an overseas presence are nothing if not disparate, as a panel discussion at the recent annual conference of the Inter - Pacific Bar Association (IPBA) in Beijing highlighted
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No disputes over Asian resolution
| Friday, 1 December 2006
As the popularity of arbitration as a dispute resolution tool grows in Asia, the region is becoming globally competitive as a venue for resolving Asia-based disputes
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Accelerating the special-purpose vehicle
| Wednesday, 1 November 2006
As the Asian market for securitisation consolidates, firms are looking to China's start-up market with expectation. ALB reports on securitisation in the PRC
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Banking on success!
| Thursday, 16 March 2006
Bank of America Corporation's US$3bn strategic investment in China Construction Bank was the largest single foreign investment in a Chinese company and the first foreign strategic investment in one of China's 'big four' state-owned banks.
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In-house lawyers ready to toast HK achievements
| Tuesday, 20 September 2005
"It was a great night, one of the best attended awards ceremonies I have seen," said Clifford Chance partner Huw Jenkins. "Particularly impressive was the spread of awards and, as a result, a wide spectrum of attendees. Next year you'll need the Exhibition and Convention Centre."
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Firms support IP and IT resource launch
| Wednesday, 1 December 2004
Some of the most prominent intellectual property and information technology firms in China have partnered with legal publisher LegalStudio in support of its latest resource for PRC-based practitioners.
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China
| Saturday, 1 November 2003
China is being touted as the world's next superpower, and, with its legal service sector fast developing, opportunities abound for both Chinese and foreign firms
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Open to negotiation: fees under scrutiny
| Friday, 1 August 2003
Firms often downplay the importance of fees in the buying decision, and are correspondingly tight-lipped about their hourly rates. But are in-house lawyers of the same opinion? ALB examines the clients' real criteria
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