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  • Orrick names new China head
    By ALB | Thursday, 25 February 2010

    Orrick has named Hong Kong securities and finance partner Michelle Taylor as its new head of China, after James Tervo stepped down from the post to relocate back to San Francisco.
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  • Linklaters names new Shanghai head
    By Yun Zhang | Friday, 5 February 2010

    Linklaters has named Teresa Ma, currently a partner in Hong Kong focusing on M&A and international equity issues, as the head of its Shanghai office.
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  • Salans names new head of China labour practice
    By Jessica Seah | Tuesday, 19 January 2010

    Salans has geared up its labour and employment practice, appointing Iris Duchetsmann as head of its China labour group in Shanghai and Zheng Lijuan as another addition to the team.
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  • Norton Rose receives energy boost
    By Jade Ng | Thursday, 1 October 2009

    Chris Redden is the new banking partner in the energy & infrastructure team of Norton Rose in Hong Kong. He joins the firm from Clayton Utz in Sydney following six years with Linklaters in London.
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  • Barlow appoints new Shanghai head
    By Yun Zhang | Friday, 18 September 2009

    UK firm Barlow Lyde & Gilbert has hired Brinton Scott, formerly the head of China at US firm Fredrikson & Byron, to lead its Shanghai office and steer the future development of its China practice.
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  • Fried Frank lawyer goes in-house at Yingli
    By Michelle Boatley | Thursday, 6 August 2009

    Yingli Green Energy, one of the leading manufacturers of photovoltaic systems in China, has hired its new legal counsel from Fried Frank's Hong Kong office.
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