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TressCox Lawyers - 110 years of service
| Tuesday, 16 October 2007
Colin Porter's arrival at TressCox in 2005 marked a turning point for the Firm's insurance practice, particularly in Sydney. The Firm was first established in 1897 and has a strong reputation in Sydney's legal market.

Maddocks looks to build reputation on infrastructure
| Wednesday, 27 January 2010
Maddocks has appointed Barangaroo CEO John Tabart as an external board member for the company with an eye to developing the firm into a leader in infrastructure

Maddocks boosts planning & environment team
| Wednesday, 14 October 2009
Maddocks has beefed up its Melbourne office’s planning & environment team by recruiting senior associate Kim Piskuric from DLA Phillips Fox

Herbert Geer recruits new construction partner
| Tuesday, 22 September 2009
Public–private-partnership and PFI specialist Josh Marchant has joined the Melbourne construction and infrastructure team of Herbert Geer

employment 09 - recommended law firms
| Monday, 31 August 2009
ALB Guide: Employment Law 2009 is the latest in an exciting series of detailed insights into specific practice areas and the leading firms and lawyers operating within them

Sixteen promoted at Allens Arthur Robinson
| Monday, 27 July 2009
Allens Arthur Robinson recently promoted 16 of its staff

banking & finance 09 - recommended law firms
| Monday, 13 July 2009
ALB Guide: Banking & Finance Law 2009 is the latest in an exciting series of detailed insights into specific practice areas and the leading firms and lawyers

Salaries plateau in 2009 - but for how long?
| Tuesday, 30 June 2009
Will the ice ever thaw? ALB's Natasha Kassam asks recruiters when we can expect salaries to start going up again

Deacons, Allens and Maddocks bosses experience homelessness
| Tuesday, 23 June 2009
Deacons chairman Nick Abrahams, Allens boss Michael Rose and Maddocks CEO David Rennick recently braved a night outside with the homeless.

Maddocks: Sponsorship still a worthwhile client relationship exercise
| Thursday, 18 June 2009
The GFC has forced law firms to cut staff and discretionary spending, but sponsorship could still be a worthwhile venture.

Former Clayton Utz lawyer snaps up information commissioner role
| Thursday, 21 May 2009
Former Clayton Utz senior associate Sven Bluemmel has recently been appointed as the Western Australian government's new Information Commissioner.

Gilbert + Tobin partner chooses Maddocks for peace of mind
| Monday, 18 May 2009
Brendan Coady likes to avoid conflicts of interest, and that is one of the reasons he decided to move from Gilbert + Tobin to Maddocks as a partner.

Redundancy round-up: credit crunches law firm staff numbers
| Thursday, 14 May 2009
Minter Ellison's recent bombshell indicates that 35 staff would lose their jobs but layoffs have also reached other firms.

Client demand prompts Swebeck Legal founder to join Hicksons
| Thursday, 14 May 2009
For the past eight years, Brad Swebeck has been busy running his very own Sydney employment law firm called Swebeck Legal. He has recently joined Hicksons as a partner.

Corrs the latest in mid-tier move for Mallesons senior associates
| Friday, 8 May 2009
Another senior associate leaves for a mid-tier firm - is this a trend?

Bill of Rights: a right move for firms
| Thursday, 12 March 2009
An Australian Bill of Rights could open an entirely new line of work for Australian firms.

private equity 09 - recommended law firms
| Monday, 23 February 2009
ALB Guide to Private Equity 2009

Maddocks lawyer swaps property law for politics
| Thursday, 5 February 2009
Maddocks special counsel Jennifer Huppert has left the firm to begin a new life of politics in the Victorian State Parliament. She will represent the upper house electorate of Southern Metropolitan Region.

Partnership part time: Maddocks takes lead
| Wednesday, 14 January 2009
Is working part time an obstacle to attaining partnership? Not at Maddocks, which has just appointed a part time partner.

Gilbert + Tobin, Piper Alderman lawyers move to Maddocks
| Thursday, 4 December 2008
Ex-Gilbert + Tobin lawyer Keith Reddy has joined Maddocks' property group as a special counsel. Reddy has more than 30 years' experience in property and specialises in major property projects.

Paul Hastings appoints Arai as Tokyo chair - 15/03/2010
Norton Rose brings ex-Linklaters London counsel to Singapore - 15/03/2010
Embattled White & Case rebuilds partnership; appoints China-specialist lawyer - 11/03/2010
Appleby gains new partners from offshore competitors - 10/03/2010
Mori Hamada gains seven new partners - 15/03/2010

Mori Hamada gains seven new partners - 15/03/2010

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 ...