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Some Big Law Firms Hang On in Turbulent Venezuela

Dan Packel | May 21, 2018

Hogan Lovells has exited the reeling Latin American nation after 12 years, but other firms, including Baker McKenzie, aren't ready to abandon Venezuela yet.

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Chinese Trademark Applications Filed With PTO Could Create Headaches for US Businesses

Dan Clark | May 21, 2018

Chinese companies are on track to file more foreign trademark applications than U.S. companies in the next couple of years, according to recent data.

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Most US and EU Companies Not Ready for New Data Privacy Law, Survey Says

Sue Reisinger | May 21, 2018

With the Friday GDPR deadline approaching, the report said 63 percent of U.S. respondents stated they will be largely or completely compliant. The report said there is “a mixed picture across Europe,” however.

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Linklaters Becomes First Magic Circle Firm to Gain Access to Chinese Law Capability

Anna Zhang | May 21, 2018

The firm's long-awaited Shanghai Free Trade Zone tie-up with best friend Zhao Sheng Law Firm finally got a green light from the government.

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Across the Atlantic, #MeToo Complaints Get Counted

Dan Packel | May 21, 2018

While lawyers in the U.S. and the U.K. have yet to feel the full effect of the #MeToo movement, the regulatory environment on the other side of the Atlantic may offer a more fertile ground for rooting out misconduct.

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Dating Leads to Marriage as Dentons Officially Heads to Hawaii

Roy Strom | May 21, 2018

The global legal giant will absorb Alston Hunt Floyd & Ing a year after affiliating with the 40-plus lawyer Hawaiian firm.

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Freshfields to Create New Legal Support and Technology Development Hub in Berlin

Rose Walker | May 21, 2018

The hub could be home to about 100 new legal and fintech positions.

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Perkins Coie Poaches Prominent Sheppard Mullin Partners in Beijing

Anna Zhang | May 18, 2018

Former Beijing managing partner James Zimmerman and intellectual property partner Scott Palmer have made the move to Perkins Coie.

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Kate Logan Takes the Mic as Warner Music's New International General Counsel

Caroline Spiezio | May 18, 2018

Logan will be in charge of WMG's legal affairs around the world, including in North Africa and the Middle East, where the company recently added a new division.

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CMS Forms Hong Kong Law Association With Firm Formed by Troutman Sanders Lawyers

Anna Zhang | May 18, 2018

Hong Kong capital markets and corporate boutique Shirley Lau & Co will add local law capability to the 18-month-old office.

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A Funding Scramble Down Under for AMP Class Action Suits

Miriam Rozen | May 17, 2018

AMP Ltd., Australia's largest wealth manager, is facing suits from at least five firms as it grapples with a misconduct scandal. Who will fund the pursuit of those claims has become a key issue in the world of Australian class actions.

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Orrick Expands International Offices With Partner Hires in China, Africa

Anna Zhang | May 17, 2018

Corporate partner Jeff Zhang arrives from King & Wood Mallesons while project finance partner Yacouba Coulibaly joins the firm's affiliate office in the Ivory Coast from the African Export-Import Bank.

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Wilson Legal Solutions, Stanton Allen Merge to Meet Legal’s CRM Tipping Point

Ian Lopez | May 17, 2018

The move is part of Wilson Legal’s 'core strategy' to get ahead of a legal industry trend toward greater customer relationship management focus.

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Mayer Brown Hires M&A Team From White & Case in Mexico

Meghan Tribe | May 16, 2018

Mayer Brown has welcomed aboard a three-lawyer team in Mexico City led by partner Raúl Fernández-Briseño and two associates. Fernández-Briseño will serve as his new firm's head of local M&A.

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Magic Circle Duo Land Roles on $10B IPO by Chinese State-Owned Enterprise

Anna Zhang | May 16, 2018

Telecom infrastructure operator China Tower Corp. has filed for what is likely to be the second mega IPO that Hong Kong will see this year, following the filing by smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp.

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Novartis GC to Step Down After Admitting $1.2M Contract With Cohen Was an Error

Anna Ward | May 16, 2018

The pharma company's legal chief took "personal responsibility" to end public debate over the payments made to Michael Cohen.

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Witness Payment Claims Persist Against Human Rights Lawyer, Florida Firm

Scott Flaherty | May 15, 2018

A simmering and long-running legal battle between energy company Drummond and an active human rights lawyer has spun off accusations of witness payments.

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DLA Piper Set to Launch Office in Dublin as It Prepares for Brexit

Hannah Roberts | May 15, 2018

The firm will initially focus on the financial services, technology, and life sciences sectors from its new base in the Irish capital.

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Trump's Move to Ease Sanctions on ZTE Called 'Highly Unusual'

Sue Reisinger | May 14, 2018

“This is highly unusual,” said one law professor who has been focusing his lessons around ZTE. “I’ve never heard of a politician trying to change [a plea deal] before.”

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Regulatory Regime Change Helps Axiom Put Its Promise to the Test

Dan Packel | Miriam Rozen | May 14, 2018

Axiom’s Chris DeConti said GDPR and Brexit can be “proof points” for the company's value as an alternative to traditional law firms.

Singapore Outranks Hong Kong as Preferred International Arbitration Seat, Study Says

Anna Zhang | May 14, 2018

Research released by Queen Mary University of London and White & Case found that the Southeast Asian city-state is now the third most popular jurisdiction in the world in which to hold an arbitration case.

Kirkland Hires A&O Global IP Head Nicola Dagg in London

Rose Walker | May 14, 2018

In hiring Dagg, Kirkland delivers another blow to its Magic Circle rivals. Earlier this year, it hired Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer private equity partner David Higgins.

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5 of the Biggest Compliance Questions About Renewed Iran Trade Sanctions, Answered

MP McQueen | May 11, 2018

Greta Lichtenbaum, a partner at O’Melveny & Myers whose practice includes international trade and regulatory compliance, answered Corporate Counsel's questions about the impact on multinational companies of the Trump administration's renewed sanctions against Iran.

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Q&A: Goodwin Procter and the Nuts and Bolts of Going Global

Dan Packel | May 11, 2018

As Goodwin Procter works to grow its reach, the firm's new managing director of international operations and its COO talked about the mechanics of competing on a global stage.

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A&O Plans to Launch Its Flexible Legal Services Business in New York, Frankfurt

Rose Walker | May 11, 2018

The service has grown rapidly and the firm is looking to expand it internationally.

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Not Just GDPR: Questions Abound as EU Cybersecurity Directive Comes Online

Rhys Dipshan | May 11, 2018

Since each EU nation can implement the Network and Information Security (NIS) directive in its own way, there is uncertainty over what local and international companies will be covered.

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DWF Launches 4th Australia Office; Recruits 6 Partners for Expansion Down Under

Joseph Evans | May 11, 2018

The U.K. firm's latest hires include one who will become the firm's new Asia-Pacific chairman.

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The GDPR Deadline is Coming, Get That Cyber Insurance Policy Ready

Dan Clark | May 10, 2018

Attorneys said that companies need to be especially thoughtful about their cyber coverage now that the GDPR is imposing tougher rules on many of them around data.

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Alternative Legal Service Providers Make the Case for Themselves in GDPR Compliance

Gabrielle Orum Hernández | May 10, 2018

Alternative legal service providers have long made the case that they can disrupt the way businesses manage legal services. Will GDPR and Brexit let these providers prove their case?

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Quinn Emanuel Faces Potential UK Regulatory Investigation After Dismissing London Partner for Inappropriate Behavior

Joseph Evans | May 10, 2018

The U.S. firm reported itself to the regulator after an outside investigation was conducted into claims by two staff members against litigator Mark Hastings.

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Hogan Lovells' Tech Team Takes Lead on Walmart's $16 Billion Flipkart Buy

Xiumei Dong | May 09, 2018

The global legal giant is working with lawyers from Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, Gunderson Dettmer and at least six other firms on a deal that will see the world's largest retailer acquire a majority stake in a growing e-commerce company.

Facebook is Banning Foreign Ad Buys Around an Irish Referendum. Could it Do the Same in the US?

Caroline Spiezio | May 09, 2018

Facebook Inc.'s strategy around Ireland's Eighth Amendment referendum could also apply to U.S. elections this November, attorneys said.

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How This British Law Firm Transformed Its US Presence In About a Year

Joseph Evans | May 09, 2018

Simon Konsta, a senior partner at Clyde & Co, talks about how his firm established a substantial presence in the United States without a major merger, and why Canada could be next on the agenda.

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Goodwin Procter Expands Asia Private Equity Practice

Anna Zhang | May 09, 2018

Former Cleary associate Bosco Yiu is now a partner at Goodwin as the firm beefs up its Hong Kong law capability.

How to Handle EU Employee Data Under the New General Data Protection Regulation

Dan Clark | May 08, 2018

There are plenty of complexities around how companies can and can't use the personal data of EU employees under the massive new GDPR.

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Former EE General Counsel Blendis Assumes Role as UK GC at Renault-Nissan

Anna Ward | May 08, 2018

Blendis resurfaces as automaker's U.K., Ireland and Northern territories legal chief.

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Pinsents Takes Eversheds Middle East Energy and Infrastructure Head in Double Partner Hire

Joseph Evans | May 08, 2018

Tim Armsby and Gurmeet Kaur join Pinsents' finance and projects practice in Dubai.

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Global Firms Play Big Role as Japan's Takeda Wins Battle for Shire in $62 Billion Deal

Joseph Evans | May 08, 2018

The deal will result in the largest-ever overseas acquisition by a Japanese company and would create the world’s eighth-largest drugmaker.

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Clifford Chance, Davis Polk Act on $1.1B Chinese Medical AI IPO in Hong Kong

Anna Zhang | May 07, 2018

The deal is the largest listing so far in Hong Kong this year and values Chinese medical AI app developer Ping An Healthcare and Technology at $7.5 billion.

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White & Case Hires Another Partner From Herbert Smith Freehills in Australia

Anna Zhang | May 07, 2018

Construction disputes specialist Hamish Macpherson is the latest to defect from the Anglo-Australian firm for U.S.-based White & Case.

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Leading Offshore Law Firm Settles Legal Fight Over Massive Hack

Joseph Evans | May 04, 2018

Pinsent Masons is advising the BBC, as the publicly financed broadcaster and another news organization reached a settlement with Appleby in a dispute over a leak of confidential materials labeled the "Paradise Papers" last year.

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US Firms Ramp Up UK Presence as Latest Lateral Figures Highlight Aggressive London Recruitment

Georgina Stanley and Rose Walker| May 04, 2018

King & Wood Mallesons' demise and ambitious growth strategies propelled U.S. firms to new head count heights in London.

Analysis

Facebook's GDPR Challenge and the Conundrum of Consent

Ian Lopez | May 04, 2018

The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation goes against the business models of Facebook and many other internet companies, say some compliance experts.

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Business Crossing the Border? Hire Local Lawyers But Beware of Pitfalls, Experts Say

Sue Reisinger | May 03, 2018

“It’s neither simple to go overseas, nor is it something that’s impossible. It is becoming more imperative for many companies to do it,” one expert said.

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Canadian Cannabis Company Aphria Announces New CLO

Caroline Spiezio | May 03, 2018

"What attracts me to this role the fact that the industry is so new, and the work [I'll] be doing is new, innovative and cutting edge," said Christelle Gedeon, the new CLO.

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British Law Firm Seeks Record $58.5 Million in IPO

Anna Ward | May 03, 2018

London-based Rosenblatt is poised to become the fourth law firm in the U.K. to go public as it pursues an IPO that could leave it with a market capitalization of roughly $103 million.

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Blank Rome Hires Haynes and Boone Partner in Shanghai

Anna Zhang | May 03, 2018

Corporate lawyer Louis Meng was Haynes and Boone's Asia practice co-head.

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Skadden, Clifford Chance Lead on Xiaomi's $10B Hong Kong IPO

Anna Zhang | May 03, 2018

JunHe and Jingtian & Gongcheng are serving as Chinese counsel as the Beijing-based smartphone maker picks Hong Kong for what is likely to be the world's largest IPO since Alibaba.

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Fieldfisher Continues Global Expansion With Office Launch in Luxembourg

Anna Ward | May 03, 2018

The firm, which now has 20 offices globally, also opened offices in Shanghai and Frankfurt this year, and launched in Beijing and the Netherlands last year.

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Clifford Chance to Launch Asia Innovation Hub in Singapore

Anna Zhang | May 02, 2018

The firm will recruit a group of dedicated legal tech and project management specialists in the city-state and support the entire Asia-Pacific region.

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White & Wiggins Adds NYC Office, Four Laterals and New Name

Brenda Sapino Jeffreys | May 02, 2018

The Dallas minority-owned firm expands with the addition of an international practice that focuses on the energy and entertainment sectors in Africa.

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Ex-Staffer at Top Canadian Firm Inks Insider Trading Deal

Brian Baxter | May 02, 2018

Donna Hutchinson, a former legal assistant at Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg, has reached a settlement with the Ontario Securities Commission.

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In #MeToo Era, Linklaters Launches Hotline and Encourages Disclosures

Joseph Evans | May 02, 2018

The London-based legal giant has asked partners and staff to disclose personal relationships in order to avoid conflicts of interest, while also starting a hotline for individuals to anonymously report bullying, discrimination and harassment.

Analysis

3 Ways the GDPR Will Change How Legal Professionals Work

Ben Hancock | May 02, 2018

Experts share their insights on how the massive EU privacy law not only changes the landscape for companies, but affects their approach to practicing law and e-discovery.

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Top Hong Kong Court Denies Law Firms Permission to Intervene in Gay Spouse Visa Case

Anna Zhang | May 02, 2018

A three-judge panel led by Chief Justice Geoffrey Ma said they could see issues with the immigration regime without the law firms and banks weighing in.

What New Russia Trade Sanctions Mean for US Companies and Investors

MP McQueen | May 02, 2018

Seetha Ramachandran, a litigation partner at Schulte, Roth & Zabel in New York and a former federal prosecutor, discusses new trade sanctions imposed in April by the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control against Russian individuals and companies.

In-House Counsel Have Plenty to Do to Prepare for GDPR Deadline

Dan Clark | May 01, 2018

In a new Association of Corporate Counsel survey, some 47 percent of respondents reported they must change data security standards; 45 percent said they have to alter their breach notification procedures; and 43 percent said they need to modify incident response plans.

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As GDPR Looms, Law Firms Do Double Duty on Compliance

Dan Packel | May 01, 2018

Law firms are prepping clients for a May 25 deadline and eyeing opportunities after the regulation goes into effect. But the firms themselves are also subject to the European Union's new data privacy regulation, which has implications that go well beyond the continent.

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Lessons From Panasonic: To Avoid a Monitor, Just Enhancing Compliance Is Not Enough

Sue Reisinger | May 01, 2018

Panasonic's $280 million FCPA case provides some important takeaways for legal departments, according to compliance experts.

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'There's Never Been a Moment Like This' - the US Lawyer, the Queen's Counsel and a Unique Trans-Atlantic Alliance

Dominic Carman| May 01, 2018

Jeffrey Golden, the first American lawyer and nonbarrister to lead a London chambers, talks about his plans for 3 Hare Court alongside co-head Simon Davenport QC.

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GDPR Is Here! Are You Ready?

Sue Reisinger | May 01, 2018

About two years and several million dollars in, Meera Patel, assistant general counsel for regulatory affairs at Cardinal Health Inc., says her Dublin,…

Littler Makes the Netherlands Its Next European Outpost

Dan Packel | May 01, 2018

The addition of an eight-lawyer Dutch employment boutique follows Littler's moves into Germany, France, Italy and the U.K.

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Global IP Firm Gobbles Up Two Canadian Outfits

Meghan Tribe | April 30, 2018

Marks & Clerk Canada, an affiliate of the U.K.-based intellectual property firm of the same name, has acquired patent shops Sim & McBurney and Sim Ashton & McKay in Toronto.

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Australia Financial Firm Fires GC Brian Salter for Role in Alleged Cover-Up

Sue Reisinger | April 30, 2018

The trouble came after Salter, who was general counsel at wealth management firm AMP, hired his former law firm to put together a report about “fee for no service” claims against AMP.

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8 Latham Partners Named as Candidates to Replace Bill Voge

Scott Flaherty | April 30, 2018

Partners in New York, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles and London are vying to lead the 2,400-lawyer firm following Voge's ouster in March.

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Perception of Corruption Continues to Be High in Emerging Markets, Survey Says

Dan Clark | April 27, 2018

According to new data from EY Global Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services, executives still see corruption as a sizable problem, especially in emerging markets across the globe.

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'I Hope This Is the Start of Something Bigger': Barclays UK GC Pagni on 'Turbo-Charging' Technology in Law

Anna Ward | April 27, 2018

Barclays U.K. GC Stephanie Pagni discusses the bank's launch of a law-tech hub and what she expects from partner law firms.

Cyberattacks, Geopolitical Shocks and Global Competition: What Keeps Law Firm Leaders Up At Night?

Joseph Evans | April 27, 2018

A panel of law firm leaders cited cyberattacks as a major threat to law firms.

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Ready or Not … Here Comes the GDPR

Vanessa Blum | Leigh Jones | April 27, 2018

Here’s a riddle: What can the cult science fiction film "The Matrix" teach us about the GDPR? To find out, you’ll need to listen to the latest Legal Speak podcast.

Analysis

Lawyers Expect Deal Uptick as Hong Kong Changes Listing Rules

Anna Zhang | April 26, 2018

Hong Kong's stock exchange now allows applicants with dual-class share structure, altering a rule that prevented Chinese tech giant Alibaba from listing there five years ago.

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England's Law Society to Issue New Guidance on Non-Disclosure Agreements As Scrutiny Over Use Grows

Rose Walker| April 26, 2018

The professional association for the legal industry in England and Wales said it will issue guidelines for NDAs after canvassing views of employment partners.

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Why the UK's 'Right to be Forgotten' Ruling Has Limited Impact

Rhys Dipshan | April 26, 2018

A U.K. court’s ruling in NT1 v. Google and NT2 v. Google underscored how right to be forgotten determinations are unique to each individual case and country, and may likely change under the GDPR.

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Most Companies Report Working Hard on GDPR, But Health Care and Finance Lag

Sue Reisinger | April 25, 2018

New data from Netsparker indicates that when it comes to preparing for the new EU privacy law, not all industries are created equal.

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Dechert Adds International Trade Chair From Hughes Hubbard

Dan Packel | April 25, 2018

As headlines over sanctions and tariffs multiply, Hughes Hubbard partners F. Amanda DeBusk and Melissa Duffy are moving their practices to Dechert in D.C.

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Ropes & Gray to Elevate Real Estate Pro David Djaha to Managing Partner

Scott Flaherty | April 25, 2018

Djaha, who joined Ropes & Gray as a lateral partner in 2009, will assume his new role in 2020. The announcement comes a few months after Ropes & Gray named partner Julie Jones the firm's chair-elect. She, too, will assume her new role in 2020.

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Slaughter and May Makes Second External Partner Hire in Hong Kong

Anna Zhang | April 25, 2018

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.

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Clyde & Co Beijing Chief Quits to Join Chinese Firm

Anna Zhang| April 25, 2018

Patrick Zheng is the latest in a string of prominent partners from Big Law who have moved to Chinese domestic firms.

UK Regulator Confirms A&O Weinstein Investigation Amid Questions About 'Cozy' Relationship With Top Firms

Rose Walker| April 25, 2018

The firm is under investigation for an NDA, and the U.K. regulator is facing scrutiny for its relationship with top firms.

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In Rare Move, Linklaters Hires Disputes Partner From Goldman Sachs

Joseph Evans | April 24, 2018

Goldman Sachs managing director Andrew Chung will join the Magic Circle firm's Hong Kong office in August.

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K&L Gates Adds Partners in Hong Kong, Taipei, Tokyo

Anna Zhang | April 23, 2018

The firm's Asia expansion includes technology lawyer Nigel Stamp, energy specialist Owen Chio and corporate lawyer Dooyong Kang, who arrive from Eversheds Sutherland, KPMG Law and Jones Day, respectively.

A&O, Clifford Chance and Clyde & Co Among Firms on Board as Barclays Launches First London Legal Technology Hub

Anna Ward | April 23, 2018

The bank plans to open its first center dedicated to legal-technology entrepreneurs.

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UK Body Probes Dentons Over Dismissal of Ex-Human Resources Manager

Joseph Evans | April 20, 2018

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has confirmed an investigation of Dentons after an employment tribunal ruled against the firm for dismissing a former recruitment manager. The move comes the same week that Dentons suspended a Canadian partner in an unrelated matter.

Analysis

Chinese Firms Are Coming for Your Partners - Again

Anna Zhang | April 19, 2018

Top Chinese firms like Han Kun and Fangda Partners are racing to hire away partners from global firms as they grow financially and seek more recognition.

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Singapore GCs Eyeing Higher Impact, Chief Executive Roles, Report Finds

Stephanie Forshee | April 19, 2018

General counsel in the city-state seem to be an ambitious bunch—and may have their eyes on the CEO or COO's chair.

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New Guide Warns GCs of Anti-Corruption Compliance Challenges in Latin America

Caroline Spiezio | April 19, 2018

New anti-corruption laws are taking hold in Latin America, and GCs, even those based in the United States, should take note.

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Latham Opens Nominations to Replace Ousted Leader Voge

Anna Ward | April 19, 2018

Almost a month after the shocking exit of former global chair and managing partner William Voge, Latham & Watkins has started a succession process to replace him.

How Lawyers Used CFIUS Review to Defeat Broadcom’s Takeover of Qualcomm

MP McQueen | April 18, 2018

The White House blocked Broadcom’s $117 billion bid to take over Qualcomm by issuing an executive order in March, citing national security concerns. Could it be the "poison pill" of the future?

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Contract Review Tool LawGeex Takes $12M in Series B Funding

Gabrielle Orum Hernández | April 18, 2018

The contract review platform will use the money to further develop its review capabilities, but plans to stay the course within an increasingly crowded contract analysis technology market.

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US Slaps China's ZTE Corp. With Export Ban Over False Statements

Sue Reisinger | April 17, 2018

The move was spurred by the government's assertion that, contrary to terms of a 2017 settlement, ZTE paid full bonuses to employees that had engaged in illegal conduct and failed to issue letters of reprimand.

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Dentons Canada Partner Suspended After Fatal Hit-and-Run

Meghan Tribe | April 17, 2018

Shane Stevenson, a corporate partner with Dentons Canada, has been suspended from the firm following a fatal hit-and-run that killed a teenage girl in Edmonton.

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Locke Lord Hires Troutman Sanders International Arbitration Duo in Hong Kong

Anna Zhang | April 17, 2018

The Texas-based firm has hired the two-lawyer disputes team as Atlanta-based Troutman winds down its Asia practice.

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Supreme Court Ruling Ends Microsoft Email Privacy Case

Tony Mauro | April 17, 2018

“No live dispute remains between the parties over the issue with respect to which certiorari was granted,” the court stated in a three-page order.

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A&O to Launch Firmwide Rollout of New Performance Evaluation Scheme as Firm Targets More 'Honest' Feedback

Rose Walker| April 17, 2018

The Magic Circle firm becomes the latest to scrap annual reviews in favor of ongoing feedback

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The Transfer Window: Latest Partner Hires for Latham, Ashurst and Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Legal Week| April 17, 2018

A review of notable moves.

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Dechert Life Sciences Exits Continue as Frankfurt Team Leaves for McDermott

Joseph Evans | April 17, 2018

The defections from Dechert to McDermott come on the heels of four other Dechert lawyers leaving for Goodwin.

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Global Law Firms Join Legal Battle for Gay Spouse Visas in Hong Kong

Anna Zhang | April 16, 2018

Davis Polk & Wardwell is acting pro bono on behalf of 16 global law firms that have filed a petition to intervene at Hong Kong's highest court in the landmark case, along with 15 financial institutions.

Holland & Knight Grabs Baker's Mexico City Litigation Chief Salvador Fonseca

Catherine Wilson | April 16, 2018

Fonseca had been the head of litigation and arbitration in Baker McKenzie’s Mexico City office.

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Hogan Lovells Launches London Trade Practice Ahead of Brexit

Rose Walker| April 16, 2018

London partner Aline Doussin joins the trans-Atlantic firm amid upturn in Brexit-related demand for trade advice

Squire Patton Boggs Global Managing Partner Relocates to London

Joseph Evans | April 16, 2018

Stephen Mahon is taking the helm from longtime London chief Robert Weekes.

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Mayer Brown Taps Ex-London Leader as New Managing Partner

Rose Walker| April 16, 2018

Real estate and property expert Jeremy Clay has been named the Am Law 100 firm's new global managing partner.