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Former Reed Smith Partner Under Investigation for Sexual Harassment Allegations in UK
The Solicitors Regulation Authority is investigating claims made against a partner who was dismissed by the firm last year.
Big Four's Deloitte to Launch 25-Lawyer Hong Kong Law Firm
Big Four rivals PwC and EY expanded their legal offerings in the city earlier this year, while KPMG is preparing to launch its own Hong Kong law practice next month.
Asia Deal Digest: Nov. 29, 2018
• Kirkland helps PAG Asia Capital close $6 billion buyout fund. • Weil, Hughes Hubbard on SoftBank Vision Fund's $2 billion Korean investment. • Baker McKenzie, Linklaters on a $1.4 billion Thai government fund IPO.
Legal Brand Contest Crowns Baker McKenzie in Europe
The firm has long dominated Acritas' global brand index. Now, in the company's inaugural look at Europe, the continent's independent firms trail their international rivals.
British Candor on Mental Health Offers Trans-Atlantic Big Law Lessons
U.K. business and professional services leaders are sharing more and more about mental health issues. But openness is only one piece of the puzzle.
Asia Deal Digest: Nov. 15, 2018
• Sullivan & Cromwell, Davis Polk advise on SoftBank telecom unit's $21 billion Tokyo IPO. • Debevoise, Ashurst, King & Wood Mallesons on Australian wealth manager's $2.3 billion sale of life insurance unit. • Linklaters Shanghai FTZ joint operation gets state-owned mandate.
3 Global Law Firm Partners in Australia Leave for Local Firms
It is fairly uncommon for partners to leave global firms for independent Australian firms.
Firms Advise U.S. Investment Bank on Pre-Brexit German Acquisition
Baker McKenzie and Macfarlanes join a number of international firms, including Gleiss, Gide and Switzerland's Bar & Karrer.
Baker McKenzie, Herbert Smith Freehills Advise on $2.9B Japan-Australian Banking Deal
The sale of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia's $160 billion global asset management business comes amid a regulatory crackdown on the nation's banking sector.
Is Africa Still the Next Big Thing for Global Law Firms?
The rush by law firms into Africa has slowed in recent years, amid political and economic uncertainty. Does the continent still hold the same appeal?