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Most of Morgan Stanley's Outside Counsel Had Already Pushed For Remote Work
Most law firms for the bank have already incorporated some remote working into their return plans or have at least alluded to more flexible arrangements.
US Firms Reap Rewards as High-Value Tech Deals Drive APAC M&A in 2021
Skadden and Sullivan & Cromwell lead the rankings, while Freshfields is the only British firm in the top 10.
'Our Profession Cannot Long Endure a Remote Work Model,' Morgan Stanley CLO Tells Law Firms
"I strongly believe that firms that return to the office will have a significant performance advantage over those that do not," CLO Eric Grossman wrote in a letter to Morgan Stanley's outside law firms.
Chinese Regulator Proposes Lengthy Cybersecurity Review for Overseas Listings
A number of Chinese companies have reportedly pulled the plug on their intended listings in the U.S. as a result of Beijing's heightened scrutiny.
Global Law Firms Could See Less IPO Work as Beijing Restricts Overseas Listings by Chinese Companies
Beijing's cybersecurity probes into three Chinese tech companies that recently listed in the U.S. could stem the flow of Chinese IPOs in the U.S.
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Deal Watch: 11 Billion-Plus Deals, Lots of IPOs as M&A Continues Extraordinary Run
Summer is in full swing, but the deals, SPACs and IPOs keep coming.
Deal Watch: Crushing It: M&A Hits All-Time YTD High as Activity Passes $2.4 Trillion
May was the third month in a row that saw over $500 billion in M&A activity and tech finally relinquished its crown for industry totals after close to a year straight of monthly wins.
There's More to Going Global Than Opening New Offices
Opening an office in London or New York isn't all it takes to be a truly global firm, as one Chinese firm's recent efforts demonstrate.
Chinese Firms Aren't Taking Over the World—Yet
Leading Chinese law firms know that in the foreseeable future they are unlikely to be able to get any meaningful market share in such places as the U.K. and the U.S., experts say.
Why So Many Women Run the World's Largest Law Firms in Asia
A growing number of women lawyers are overseeing the Asia operations of global law firms. Their rise reflects the rise of China.TRENDING STORIES
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