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Shanghai 2009 上海法律市场09年度报告
| Monday, 6 April 2009
The global financial crisis has not diminished law firms’ passion for the country’s most cosmopolitan and fast-paced city. Rather, it provides a timely opportunity for ambitious firms in this up-and-coming financial centre to prepare for a new wave of competition. ALB China investigates
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Official launch for DLA Piper Kuwait
| Monday, 2 February 2009
DLA Piper has formally launched its joint venture with Kuwaiti firm Al-Wagayan, Al-Awadhi and Al-Saif. The joint venture, which was foreshadowed by the firm last October, will operate under the name DLA Piper Kuwait.
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Middle East 2008
| Thursday, 27 November 2008
Another five years of oil & gas revenues - this time boosted by record high prices - have created a lake of liquidity in a region that has the need, the wherewithal, the ambition and the sheer will to make things happen. Law firms have for some time been feasting on big-ticket oil & gas, project finance, infrastructure and banking & finance work. But never to the current degree, and never across so many centres of activity.
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Women lawyers move towards the top in Asia
| Friday, 3 October 2008
Three women lawyers who have gained reputations in their practice areas have advanced a few more rungs up the corporate ladder by making moves to other firms.
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Bryan Cave goes French
| Thursday, 10 July 2008
Speaking of growth, it's another new office for Bryan Cave. The firm is following up its recent launches in Milan, Hamburg and San Francisco with a Paris operation.
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Hogan & Hartson Hong Kong co-head runs to Bryan Cave
| Thursday, 8 May 2008
Shortly after losing Hong Kong managing partner Mary Ellen Hutton to UK firm Withers, Bryan Cave has hired a senior partner from US rival Hogan & Hartson to maintain its commitment to the Hong Kong and Asia market.
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Bryan Cave builds with construction-minded partner
| Monday, 7 April 2008
International law firm Bryan Cave's Hong Kong office continues to grow with the addition of Peter Chow as partner, focusing on international arbitrations and complex construction disputes.
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Hogan & Hartson Hong Kong co-head runs to Bryan Cave
| Tuesday, 18 March 2008
Shortly after losing Hong Kong managing partner Mary Ellen Hutton to UK firm Withers, Bryan Cave has hired a senior partner from US rival Hogan & Hartson to maintain its commitment to the Hong Kong and Asia market.
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China: Bryan Cave enters preferred alliance Alpha & Leader
| Tuesday, 5 February 2008
US firm Bryan Cave has chosen Alpha & Leader, a Guangzhou-based law firm with offices in Beijing and Shanghai, to be its 'preferred' local partner. Alpha & Leader employs more than 100 professionals and focuses on practice areas of risk and asset management and arbitration.
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Withers targets Asia's rich
| Sunday, 3 February 2008
Specialist high-net-worth legal service provider Withers has opened an office in Hong Kong in the hope of benefiting from a dearth of high-end legal advice for individuals and families in a region that now boasts a fifth of the world's privately held wealth.
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ALB Hong Kong Law Awards 2006
| Friday, 1 September 2006
And the finalists are...
It's that time of year again. Now in its fifth year, the ALB Hong Kong Law Awards is back and promises to be bigger and better than ever in 2006. The following pages document the official finalists - and potential winners - of this year's awards
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Charity Often Begins With Trust
| Wednesday, 1 June 2005
The proposed abolition of estate duty in Hong Kong will influence why people set up trusts, but it seems that throughout Asia people are more interested in giving rather than dodging taxes
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ALB 50 - Retreat and advance for Asia's largest firms
| Tuesday, 1 March 2005
The figures show that it was a tough year for growth in Asia in 2004 with many firms dropping in numbers. However, while Singapore and Hong Kong posts may have suffered, all eyes are on the new hotspot of China. Kate Mills reports on this year's ALB50
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The 2003 ALB Awards
| Monday, 1 September 2003
Now in its second year, the Asian Legal Business Awards is due to take place on 25 September in Hong Kong. Here we reveal the official list of finalists
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Keeping the faith
| Thursday, 1 May 2003
Though it operates on a longer timeline than a Tolstoy novel, tax and trust work isn't immune to market forces. How has the practice fared in these lean economic times for Hong Kong and Singapore lawyers? Dave Major reports
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