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Australian M&A Activity to Slow in 2023, Gilbert + Tobin Says
Higher debt costs and wider spread between buyers and sellers to weigh on activity.
Why Do Some Australian Firms Shun Tie-Ups and Prefer to Go It Alone?
A host of Australian firms have merged with Big Law and Magic Circle firms in recent years. But some firms argue they are better off remaining independent.
Australia's AMP Appoints Ex-King & Wood Mallesons Lawyer as General Counsel
Marissa Bendyk joins Australia's largest wealth management company as general counsel for corporate and governance, coming from gas pipeline operator APA Group.
Eversheds Adds Hong Kong Technology Practice Leader from PwC
Rhys McWhirter leaves PwC's Hong Kong affiliate law firm Tiang & Partners—part of the first string of departures from the firm since its 2017 launch and aggressive expansion last year.
Eversheds Adds Hong Kong Technology Practice Leader From Big Four's PwC
Rhys McWhirter leaves PwC's Hong Kong affiliate law firm Tiang & Partners—part of the first string of departures from the firm since its 2017 launch and aggressive expansion last year.
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Hogan Lovells, King & Wood Mallesons Add Partners in Australia
David Holland and Charles Bogle join Hogan Lovells in Sydney from Baker McKenzie and Gilbert + Tobin, respectively, while Carl Black and Sam Dundas join King & Wood Mallesons in Perth from Squire Patton Boggs and HWL Ebsworth
K&L Gates Hires Energy Partner in Sydney
Renewable energy specialist Matthew Baumgurtel joins the Pittsburgh-based firm from an in-house role as Asia Pacific general counsel at renewable energy projects developer Fotowatio Renewable Ventures.
Asia Deal Digest: Dec. 13, 2018
Shearman, Allen & Overy advised on a $1.7 billion energy project in Indonesia, Mayer Brown on a $1.2 billion Japanese mining deal, and Wilson Sonsini, Shearman on a $1.1 billion Chinese biotech listing in Hong Kong.
Many Australian Law Firms, Businesses Need to Improve Overall Cyber Preparedness
Australian attorneys and cyber experts say awareness of the nature and seriousness of cybersecurity risks is uneven across the legal profession.
Down Under, Law Firms Can Pay a Price for Overworking Lawyers
Two of Australia's top law firms have been investigated by government regulators in the past two months for overworking lawyers and staff. The response could hold lessons for law firms around the world.Trending Stories
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