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Tokyo: Former Ashurst partner joins Clifford Chance
| Monday, 22 February 2010
Clifford Chance is pushing to build a strong corporate and projects team to work with Japan’s top companies and to this end has appointed former Ashurst partner Alan Kitchin to head up the firm’s corporate and projects practice in Japan.
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The 'counsel' position: good for lawyer, firm or client?
| Thursday, 11 February 2010
Are international firms increasingly using the title 'counsel' to provide an extra career path for their lawyers or an extra weapon in their business development agendas? ALB finds that the truthful answer varies from firm to firm and lawyer to lawyer...
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Firms advise on first Russian HKSE listing
| Monday, 8 February 2010
Sidley Austin, Jun He, Dewey & LeBoeuf and Linklaters have taken the lead Asian legal advisory roles on the landmark IPO of the world’s largest aluminium producer, Rusal.
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Stamford Law gains three lawyers from local rivals
| Wednesday, 27 January 2010
Singapore-based Stamford Law has reeled in a trio of new hires from local competitors this month – Wendy Tan, Richard Tan and real estate specialist Richard Tan Ming Kirk.
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Dubai World woes yield work for firms
| Friday, 4 December 2009
It sent shockwaves around the world’s financial markets but one noticeable aspect of the US$26bn Dubai World restructuring is the silence of the big law firms involved on the matter.
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K&L Gates launches Singapore arbitration practice with ex-Watson Farley lawyer
| Wednesday, 12 August 2009
K&L Gates has appointed Raja Bose to head its international arbitration practice in Asia. Bose’s appointment is a strategic move to establish a new arbitration practice in the Singapore office, launched in March this year, and build up the Asian arbitration team, which has only two other lawyers who are based in Hong Kong and Beijing.
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Gulf project finance: where to now?
| Friday, 31 July 2009
ALB asks industry experts when they think the market is likely to bounce back and how different it will look when it does
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Canadian firm ventures into the Gulf
| Thursday, 30 July 2009
Canadian firm Blake, Cassels & Graydon has made its way to the Middle East market by forging an association with a Saudi Arabian firm and opening an office in Bahrain.
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