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Melbourne 2010
| Tuesday, 3 August 2010
Melbourne: the spiritual home of AFL, the W class tram and some of the nation’s most enterprising young law firms. ALB investigates.
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New Zealand 2010
| Tuesday, 3 August 2010
In February this year, New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister Bill English laid out a stark assessment of the NZ economy. Rising unemployment, sluggish growth even in the pre-GFC era and a five year drop in exports were the highlights – or lowlights – of what English described as an extended passage of decline.
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Perth 2010
| Tuesday, 3 August 2010
After a brief hiatus, Perth is ready to resume its role as a national and regional powerhouse – and one of the world’s biggest law firms wants a piece of the action.
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DLA Phillips Fox set to wield axe?
| Wednesday, 5 May 2010
Speculation is mounting in New Zealand that DLA Phillips Fox will break ties with its Australian namesake and the global DLA Piper group. This move, believed to have been initiated by DLA Phillips Fox in Australia, is consistent with rumours that DLA Phillips Fox is intending to slim down its Australasian operations.
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China-MetroCoal JV shows way for future deals
| Monday, 19 April 2010
DLA Piper and Australian firms DLA Phillips Fox and HopgoodGanim have advised on a A$30m joint venture between China Coal Import & Export Company (CCIEC) and Australian junior miner MetroCoal.
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Metrocoal与中煤进出口签订合作协议
| Monday, 19 April 2010
新兴煤炭出口企业Metrocoal Limited近期与中煤集团旗下全资子公司中煤进出口公司签订3000万澳元合作协议，双方将共同进行煤矿勘探开采业务。
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DLA Phillips Fox clarifies Adelaide structure
| Wednesday, 31 March 2010
Recent reports of the Adelaide office of DLA Phillips Fox moving to an affiliate status have been confirmed by a firm spokesperson, who said that the move had occurred last September.
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Analysis: Alternative billing movement gathers momentum
| Wednesday, 27 January 2010
The Defence Materiel Organisation (DMO) is in negotiations with its legal panel over a possible alternative billing arrangement in a sign that the desire for fixed-fee and other non-hourly billing methods has spread from private-sector clients to public-sector clients
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