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July 28, 2014 |

Yukos Majority Shareholders Hit a $50 Billion Gusher

A tribunal in The Hague held the Russian Federation liable for $50 billion, finding that it bankrupted the country's largest oil producer to plunder the company's assets.
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July 28, 2014 |

Yukos Majority Shareholders Hit a $50 Billion Gusher

A tribunal in The Hague held the Russian Federation liable for $50 billion, finding that it bankrupted the country's largest oil producer to plunder the company's assets.
8 minute read
June 01, 2007 |

Focus Europe: The Arbitration Scorecard

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June 01, 2007 |

Focus Europe: The Arbitration Scorecard

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May 21, 2002 |

Star Chambers

U.S. firms are looking to some of London's best barristers, like Essex Court Chambers' Gordon Pollock, to represent their important cases in U.K. court. Courtroom advocacy is just one service for which U.S. firms retain barristers -- and it's the only service that requires a registered U.K. go-between. Here's a look at the top firms and players U.S. firms are turning to for help.
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March 17, 2003 |

The Great Divide

Jeffrey Dasteel likes to work with a barrister when he argues an arbitration in London. A few years ago, when he was new to the scene, the Skadden Arps partner was shocked to discover that sometimes his barrister-advocate had the same fax number as the opposing barrister-advocate. Although Dasteel got used to the idea, the barristers' chambers decided to address U.S. law firm's concerns about the appearance of bias.
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March 05, 2012 |

English Barristers Find Ever More Work in Singapore

London's barristers are looking to a former British colony, Singapore, as a natural place to export their skills--though not necessarily in the courtroom.
6 minute read
May 20, 2008 |

Quinn Bags Bingham Silk as London Push Gathers Pace

Quinn Emanuel has signed up Queen's Counsel Sue Prevezer from the London arm of rival U.S. firm Bingham McCutchen. Prevezer joined Bingham's financial restructuring and litigation group last year after switching from top commercial set Essex Court Chambers. She has represented clients in a range of domestic and cross-border fraud claims and money laundering disputes. The news marks the second hire in as many weeks for the litigation specialist's burgeoning London arm.
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August 10, 2009 |

Bucking Law Firm Trend, Pupillage Salaries in London on the Rise

Several top commercial barristers' chambers in London are set to increase their pupillage salaries dramatically. Leading the way is One Essex Court, which will pay each of its four new recruits commencing pupillage in October 2010 a salary of 60,000 pounds ($100,000) -- a 33 percent increase compared to the 45,000 pounds ($75,000) award that the set's pupils currently receive.
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