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September 22, 1999 |
SJ Berwin takes partner from Bakers in Madrid
Spain- Office also hires Banco Santander Hispano group legal head; claims approaches from CC, Freshfields and Stephenson Harwood lawyers
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September 22, 1999 |
Australia heralds the dawn of the law firm corporation
New legislation being introduced in New South Wales will allow firms to float on the stock exchange and be run by a majority of non-lawyers. Chris Fogarty in Sydney finds most local firms are interested in the idea but are wary of too much regulatory control
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September 15, 1999 |
Inside: Woolwich: A change of direction
The legal team at Woolwich has seen a number of changes in recent years, particularly since the building society's conversion to a bank in 1997. Acting chief solicitor Michael Webber explains to Mary Mullally why the organisation also converted him back to law
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September 8, 1999 |
Simmons boosted by three partner hires
Cameron McKenna derivatives specialist joins firm, along with Baker & McKenzie Hong Kong partner and Abu Dhabi lawyer
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September 8, 1999 |
Simmons boosted by three partner hires
Cameron McKenna derivatives specialist joins firm, along with Baker & McKenzie Hong Kong partner and Abu Dhabi lawyer
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September 8, 1999 |
Separating the good from the bad in Germany
Following last weekend's positive merger votes by Deringer Tessin and Puender Volhard to join with Freshfields and Clifford Chance, UK firms have found themselves in an unprecedented position of power within the German legal market. With Boesebeck Droste set to vote on whether to tie up with Lovells and Oppenhoff & Raedler already committed to Linklaters & Alliance, Richard Tyler reports on the cultural difficulties that lie ahead and assesses the next best targets for expansion-hungry City firms
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September 8, 1999 |
Separating the good from the bad in Germany
Following last weekend's positive merger votes by Deringer Tessin and Puender Volhard to join with Freshfields and Clifford Chance, UK firms have found themselves in an unprecedented position of power within the German legal market. With Boesebeck Droste set to vote on whether to tie up with Lovells and Oppenhoff & Raedler already committed to Linklaters & Alliance, Richard Tyler reports on the cultural difficulties that lie ahead and assesses the next best targets for expansion-hungry City firms
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