Tsar & Tsai law firm news

Lex Mundi has welcomed five new members to its Client Advisory Council, bringing the current total to 12.

Over 8,000 IP lawyers from all over the world attended the132nd annual conference hosted by the International Trademark Association (INTA) in Boston recently. For a regular attendee like King & Wood patent partner Shi Yusheng, what becomes immediately noticeable is the growing number of legal representatives from Chinese firms.

With less than two months to go before the Macallan ALB Hong Kong Law Awards 2010, the race for the best trophy haul of the night is intensifying, and five firms are finalists in more than ten categories apiece.

On the first anniversary of Taiwan opening its borders to investment from the mainland, cross-Strait economic ties have been further strengthened with the signing of the Economic Co-operation Framework Agreement.

The votes are in, the numbers crunched, the data weighted, collated and tallied. And the results have given some interesting findings.

由《亚洲法律杂志》策划并组织的２００９年度亚太地区以及中东地区法律市场最佳雇主的调查活动于近日圆满结束。在中国区，十家国内和国际著名律师事务所脱颖而出，被业内人士评选为本年度“最佳雇主”。

Global law firm associations are doubling their efforts in this region to make sure their members secure a piece of the advisory pie

As Taiwanese companies pursue growth on the international stage and seek capital to fund expansion, local Taiwanese law firms are wading in a sea of instructions

Taiwanese firm Tsar & Tsai, together with Herbert Smith, has advised Goldman Sachs as sole global coordinator and bookrunner on the first convertible bond issuance by a Taiwanese company in the international capital markets this year.

Whether it is for landing a prominent role on a key transaction, undergoing impressive growth, or simply upping sticks to a new location, the following firms across Asia are the ones that are on the march

Taiwan's notoriously oligopolistic legal market shows clear signs of deep-seated change. And, as ALB reports, intransigence is as hard as ever to find on the island - especially in the legal community

Taiwan's notoriously oligopolistic legal market shows clear signs of deep-seated change. And, as ALB reports, intransigence is as hard as ever to find on the island - especially in the legal community