Kim & Chang law firm news

  • DLA Piper promotes 53 globally; seven new partners in Asia
    | Thursday, 21 April 2011

    DLA Piper has promoted seven new partners in Asia – two in China, three in Hong Kong and one each in Singapore and Tokyo. The promotions will take effect from 1 May 2011. The promotions in Asia are part of a round that sees 53 new partners joining its ranks.

  • SIAC appoints Norton Rose partner to board
    | Thursday, 30 September 2010

    Norton Rose dispute resolution partner Guy Spooner has been appointed to the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) board of directors, effective 1 October 2010.

  • Inter-Asian M&A deals on the rise
    | Thursday, 22 July 2010

    A rising trend of consolidation amongst Asian companies have led to a paradigmatic shift in cross-border M&A deal flows as well as increasing the demand for intra-Asian legal advice served.

  • Local firms dominate M&A legal advisory tables for 1H10
    | Thursday, 15 July 2010

    India’s AZB & Partners, Singapore’s WongPartnership and Korea’s Kim & Chang have benefited from a resurgence in Asian (ex Japan and Australasia) M&A in the first half of this year by claiming the top three spots on legal advisory leader boards, according to data released by mergermarket.

  • Firms breathe life into largest ever IPO by Korean company
    | Thursday, 13 May 2010

    Korean law firms Shin & Kim and Kim & Chang as well as international players Cleary Gottlieb and Simpson Thacher have acted on the largest ever public offering by a Korean company: the US$4.4bn IPO of Samsung Life Insurance.

  • Korea 2010
    | Thursday, 4 February 2010

    ALB reports from Seoul on a legal services market that has recovered

  • Korea’s Yulchon boosts antitrust practice
    | Wednesday, 11 November 2009

    Korean firm Yulchon has strengthened its antitrust practice by hiring a former official from the country’s chief antitrust watchdog, the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC)

  • International arbitration lawyers in demand in Korea
    | Wednesday, 4 November 2009

    Demand for lawyers specialising in international arbitration and antitrust matters in Korea is likely to increase as the legal market opens up to foreign firms and international arbitration gains more ground in the country.

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