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Kim & Chang Loses One to Boutique, K&L Gates Hires Steptoe Partner
Kim & Chang partner Seokchun Yun leaves for Geneva-based disputes boutique, and K&L Gates adds former Steptoe & Johnson Beijing head Susan Munr as Hong Kong counsel.Is the Salary War Over? Law Firms Focus on Growth and the Rule of Law
Many law firms are tired of playing the salary war game. Meanwhile, some are busy launching and expanding overseas offices. And the legal community, once again, is reminded that sometimes it has to stand up for the rule of law. The Lunar New Year starts this week. Welcome to the Year of the Tiger!Kobre & Kim Lawyers Accuse Seychelles Anti-Corruption Body of Intimidation
Lawyers at Kobre & Kim have accused Seychelles authorities of contriving a "show-trial, founded on a politically motivated prosecution case riddled with errors of fact and procedural defects."'Malicious': War of Words Breaks Out Between Big Law and Offshore Firms In $100M Kuwait-Cayman Case
The saga involves a handful of law firms, a Cayman Islands-based fund, the Kuwaiti government, questions of political intrigue, and many millions of dollars.Clyde & Co Hires Top M&A Dubai Partner From Morgan Lewis
Clydes has seen plenty of movement in the Middle East in the past 18 months, with partners joining an leaving, and the firm exiting Oman earlier in 2021.View more book results for the query "Kobre Kim"
The Global Lawyer: UAE or Saudi Arabia? You Can't Have Both
Saudi Arabia has designs on the UAE's title of the Middle East's legal hub, leaving international firms with a dilemma | Governments continue to clamp down on unruly Big Tech firms.US Firm Hires 5-Strong Team For Dubai Office Launch
The launch comes at a time when firms with an eye on the region will be choosing carefully between the UAE and the fast-liberalising Saudi Arabia.Eversheds Expands C-Suite Amid Long-Term Strategy Planning
The new positions, the firm said, highlight the firm's strength as a global platform and will help the firm drive its digital transformation.Hong Kong-China Cross Border Insolvency Agreement Gives Creditors Greater Access to Assets in China
As a result of a recent signing between Hong Kong and Chinese officials, assets tied up in China that were previously hard to reach may be more readily accessible to creditors outside of the PRC.Countdown to Compliance: SEC Private Fund Reforms
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