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Slaughter and May Makes Second External Partner Hire in Hong Kong
Four years after making its first-ever lateral hire in the Chinese territory, the Magic Circle firm has recruited disputes partner Wynne Mok from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission.
Skadden Advises on $2.7B Chinese Streaming Site IPOs in the US
Baidu-backed video streaming site iQiyi is raising $2.25 billion on Nasdaq while video sharing site Bilibili went public in a $438 million New York Stock Exchange listing.
SEC, Kinross Gold Settle FCPA Charges Over African Mines
Kinross is slated to pay out nearly $1 million in the settlement.
Prominent Anglo-American Lawyer Under Fire for Racist Comments
Lady Barbara Judge, an American-born lawyer who was once a partner at Kaye Scholer, has resigned as chair of the U.K.'s Institute of Directors amid accusations of bullying, racism and sexism.
Corporate Lawyers Like New DOJ Enforcement Policy, But Seek More Clarity
DOJ announced it had extended its voluntary self-reporting guidelines last week at the American Bar Association's 32nd annual National Institute on White Collar Crime in San Diego.
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Latham Tunes in for Spotify IPO
The global legal giant and two leading European firms are advising the music streaming service on an unconventional direct listing that will have no underwriters.
Gibson Dunn Posts Record Revenue and Income, Slight Drop in Partner Profits
With gross revenue of more than $1.64 billion and net income above $1 billion, Gibson Dunn continued a two-decade long streak of increases in key financial metrics.
Hire power: 25 of the biggest lateral moves of 2017
From Kirkland and Latham laterals to Gibson Dunn and Hogan Lovells hires, a look back at some of 2017's biggest partner moves
GlaxoSmithKline GC Dan Troy Preparing to Step Down After 10 Years
The global general counsel job will move from Philadelphia, where Troy is based, to the United Kingdom, where the company has its headquarters.
Am Law Firms Can't Save China-US Deal From CFIUS
The failure of the proposed $1.2 billion deal between Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial Group and Moneygram raises questions about the future of China-U.S. deals.TRENDING STORIES
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