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ALB Southeast Asia Law Awards 2011 finalists announced
| Tuesday, 19 April 2011
Following an exhaustive research process involving a record number of submissions from law firms and in-house legal departments this year, ALB is proud to announce the finalists for the ALB SE Asia Law Awards 2011, the most important event on SE Asia's legal calendar.
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Clyde & Co launches Greater China construction practice
| Tuesday, 21 December 2010
Clyde & Co’s construction practice seems to be growing as fast as some of the new skyscrapers appearing on city skylines around the region and the firm’s latest move – hiring ex-Minter Ellison partner Ian Cocking for its Hong Kong office – is in preparation for the launch of a China construction practice, due Jan 2011.
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Two Indian boutiques get the nod to protect Cricket world cup
| Monday, 13 December 2010
The International Cricket Council (ICC), the governing body for international cricket, has selected two Bangalore-based boutique firms to provide legal advice to the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup in India.
Copyright Integrity International (CII) and the law offices of Nandan Kamath (NK) will both work closely with the ICC’s in-house legal team on rights protection and general commercial matters.
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Clyde & Co targets India with arbitration lateral from Rajah & Tann
| Monday, 6 December 2010
A pioneer of SIAC’s initiatives in India, Ganesh Chandru, has left Singapore Big Four firm Rajah & Tann to join Steven Lim – an arbitration specialist who recently left Baker Botts to join Clyde’s international arbitration team in Singapore.
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Singapore lawyers increasingly going local as currency improves
| Wednesday, 1 December 2010
The strong currency, an increasing amount of work coming in from countries around the region, and the growing international reputation of Singapore law firms is luring foreign lawyers away from top and mid-tier international firms and has created a steady stream of Singaporean lawyers practicing overseas going home to work for local firms.
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Breakthrough water recycling joint venture acquisition engages top law firms
| Tuesday, 5 October 2010
Rajah & Tann, Stamford Law, King & Wood and Clifford Chance have acted on the first proposed takeover of a listed business trust in Singapore – a US$225m joint venture between Japan’s Mitsui & Co and Singapore Hyflux to develop a substantial water treatment business in Mainland China.
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Rajah & Tann guns for regional domination
| Thursday, 23 September 2010
New managing partner of Rajah & Tann, Lee Eng Beng, will soon take the helm of the Singapore firm and intends to power the firm into a regional push – with the aim of growing the proportion of turnover derived overseas to 50% in five years.
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