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International Legal News - Asia
Singapore
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Former DLA Piper Singapore Head Moves to Ince & Co
The Asian Lawyer
- One-time DLA Piper Singapore managing partner Martin David has joined the local office of Ince & Co as head of the firm's Asia energy practice. In Singapore, Ince & Co has a formal law alliance with local firm Incisive Law. Including David and the Incisive lawyers, Ince & Co's Singapore office has 27 lawyers, 14 of whom are partners.
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China / United States
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Can China Change CFIUS?
The Asian Lawyer
- The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States has emerged as perhaps the largest single obstacle to Chinese M&A activity in the U.S., and rejection of a number of attempted deals, especially in the high-tech sector, has fueled perceptions among Chinese business leaders that CFIUS is stacked against them. Now, China's government and business leaders are pushing back.
Haiti / Human Rights / Nepal / United Nations
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U.N. Faces Threat of Lawsuit Over Haiti Cholera
The Associated Press
- A human rights group says it will sue the U.N. if it does not agree to compensate Haitian cholera victims, apologize for introducing the disease through its peacekeeping force and launch a major effort to improve sanitation.
China / United States
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Cyberattacks a Growing Irritant in U.S.-China Ties
The Associated Press
- Rising complaints from U.S. businesses about trade secret theft have lent urgency to fledgling efforts by the Chinese and U.S. governments to engage on the contentious issue of cyberattacks.
China / Hong Kong
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Locke Lord Adds Five More in Hong Kong
The Asian Lawyer
- Locke Lord has added two new partners and three of counsel to its Hong Kong office. Adrian Taylor and Michael Fung join as partners from Squire Sanders and Loeb & Loeb, respectively. The moves come just two months after Locke Lord brought aboard five Hong Kong partners through an association with local firm Cheung & Lee.
