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  • April 26, 2007 |

    Know your firm: Firm foundations

    Proving you have researched the firm you want to work for is crucial come interview time. Legal Week Student offers an insight into the top 10 UK firms - their top partners, their cultures and their biggest clients

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  • April 24, 2007 | International Edition

    SJs promotes record 16 as Dentons adds a dozen

    SJ Berwin has become the latest firm to announce a bumper crop of new partners, with the top 20 firm making up 16 new partners effective from 1 May. The City firm is making up its largest number of new partners to date, with nine of the promotions coming in London. Germany dominates the promotions on the Continent, with four lawyers being made up, while there are two new partners in Spain and one in Paris. The promotions mark an increase on last year, when SJ Berwin make up 13 new partners, eight of whom were in London.

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  • April 24, 2007 |

    SJs promotes record 16 as Dentons adds a dozen

    SJ Berwin has become the latest firm to announce a bumper crop of new partners, with the top 20 firm making up 16 new partners effective from 1 May. The City firm is making up its largest number of new partners to date, with nine of the promotions coming in London. Germany dominates the promotions on the Continent, with four lawyers being made up, while there are two new partners in Spain and one in Paris. The promotions mark an increase on last year, when SJ Berwin make up 13 new partners, eight of whom were in London.

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  • April 24, 2007 | International Edition

    Ex-Dentons partner Marlow becomes Bryan Cave man

    Bryan Cave has boosted its City corporate finance team with the hire of former Denton Wilde Sapte banking partner Ed Marlow. Marlow, who left the top 20 UK firm last September, will join Bryan Cave's London corporate finance and securities group on 1 May as counsel.

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  • April 24, 2007 |

    Ex-Dentons partner Marlow becomes Bryan Cave man

    Bryan Cave has boosted its City corporate finance team with the hire of former Denton Wilde Sapte banking partner Ed Marlow. Marlow, who left the top 20 UK firm last September, will join Bryan Cave's London corporate finance and securities group on 1 May as counsel.

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  • April 20, 2007 |

    2007 pay round: a Legal Week Wiki special

    As more City firms show their hands in the salary stakes, the Legal Week Wiki brings you the chance to post your views, pass on the latest gossip and help fill out our salary table.

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  • April 20, 2007 | International Edition

    DLA Piper picks up Bingham City finance partner

    Bingham McCutchen City banking partner Sarah Coucher has resigned from the US firm to join DLA Piper. Coucher joined Bingham in 2002 from top 20 UK firm Denton Wilde Sapte, where she was head of leveraged finance. Her practice focuses on acting for creditors on senior and subordinated debt work.

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  • April 20, 2007 |

    DLA Piper picks up Bingham City finance partner

    Bingham McCutchen City banking partner Sarah Coucher has resigned from the US firm to join DLA Piper. Coucher joined Bingham in 2002 from top 20 UK firm Denton Wilde Sapte, where she was head of leveraged finance. Her practice focuses on acting for creditors on senior and subordinated debt work.

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  • April 18, 2007 |

    Shell names 11-firm line-up for global mandates

    Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell has overhauled its top-tier legal panel, awarding coveted places to 11 firms for international work.

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  • April 17, 2007 |

    Chadbourne returns to Dubai after 14-year absence

    Chadbourne & Parke is set to re-establish an office in Dubai after a 14-year absence from the emirate, the New York firm announced today (17 April). The new office opens for business on 1 May and will be staffed by nine lawyers, with former Chadbourne partner Jack Greenwald returning to head up the practice. Greenwald had quit Chadbourne in 1989 to form his own business, Greenwald Legal Consultancy.

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