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Paul Weiss Rockets Up Europe M&A Rankings, as Slaughters Slides in the UK
Only 3 of the top 15 law firms for European M&A in 2023 to date were firms founded in Europe
Quinn Emanuel Moves to Launch in Singapore, Says 'Lots of Cases Veering That Way'
The firm's two Asian office launches, taking place just months apart, are an indication of increased client demand and needs around complex, high profile commercial litigation and investigations in the region.
China Disappoints Again and Again. Big Law Is Hoping to Find Opportunity Elsewhere
Most law firms aren't abandoning Greater China—yet. But patience is wearing thin. If the Middle Kingdom fails to deliver, what will be Big Law's next kingdom?
London's Legal Industry Cannot Get Much More American
The British legal industry has attracted talent from all over the world, to the detriment of UK firms, but US firms may not see the gains in the region they once experienced.
King & Spalding Obtains Foreign Law License to Operate in Saudi Arabia
As Bracewell appoints partner to the firm's corporate and securities practice in Dubai.
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Linklaters Lays Off Greater China Lawyers, Cites Prolonged Downturn
At the partner level, hiring activity for the firm has also been comparatively higher in Singapore.
All This Growth: What Is It For?
Law firms are obsessed with growth. More are merging, launching new offices, teaming up through associations, and even changing their structure so they can compete globally. But is their focus on expansion and revenue growth the way to go? Might it be shortsighted?
Is Slaughter and May's 'Best Friends' Network Really That Effective?
An in-depth analysis of five years of M&A data by Law.com International has revealed how frequently the members of the famed European network actually work together on announced M&A deals—with only a small percentage involving more than one of Slaughters, Hengeler, De Brauw, Uria, Bredin Prat and BonelliErede.
Have Foreign Firms Lost Their Appeal for Lawyers in China?
International firms are struggling to hire and domestic Chinese firms are growing at a much slower pace than just two years ago. With continued volatility in China, law firms aren't sure how to plan their growth and lawyers looking at the lateral market are wondering where they should go.
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