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May 31, 2011 |

Report: Partner Promotions Up by a Third Among U.K. Top 50 Law Firms

Partner promotions among the United Kingdom's 50 largest firms rose by 38 percent this year over last year, reports U.K. publication Legal Week, citing growing market confidence and a series of trans-Atlantic mergers as helping to drive the increase.
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January 14, 2011 |

Leading U.K. Law Firms Consider Retirement Policy Shake-Up

Some top U.K. law firms may be set to overhaul retirement policies for partners and employees. Discussions have accelerated in the midst of a closely watched case involving a law firm partner and upcoming legislation that will abolish the default retirement age of 65 for U.K. employees.
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June 01, 2008 |

Curtis Mallet's Oil Baron

Chairman George Kahale brings in millions of dollars advising resource-rich--and reviled--governments, like that of Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez (left).
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June 19, 2008 |

Curtis Mallet's oil baron

As the price of oil has soared, leaders of oil-rich nations have tired of watching foreign companies reap unprecedented profits off their natural resources. They want more of the payoff for themselves. Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle Chairman George Kahale is happy to oblige, bringing in millions of dollars for his firm while advising these resource-rich — and reviled — governments, like that of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
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January 13, 2012 |

DLA Piper and Dechert End Bitter Partner Dispute

DLA Piper and Dechert have quietly settled their fierce feud over the latter's 2011 hire of former DLA litigation co-head Neil Gerrard. A source close to the situation says both a U.K. arbitration and a U.S. litigation were settled in December, although it is unclear whether any money will change hands.
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March 19, 2013 |

Big Week for Airplane Sales Sees Boeing and Airbus Lawyers Land Key Roles

Even as its troubled Dreamliner fleet remains grounded, Boeing announced Tuesday an agreement valued at $15.6 billion under which it will provide low-cost European carrier Ryanair with 175 single-aisle 737s. Boeing's announcement comes on the heels of rival aviation giant Airbus landing a record $24 billion order to supply 234 planes to Indonesia's Lion Air, a month after it struck a separate $9 billion deal to deliver 39 jets to Los Angeles-based Air Lease.
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June 14, 2012 |

Asia Deal Digest: June 14, 2012

* Cleary gets in on the second-biggest IPO of the year* S&C and Freshfields guide a Chinese mobile carrier on a $1.4 billion stock buyback* Indian drug maker Piramal turns to Amarchand and Mintz Levin to crack to the U.S. healthcare information market.
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February 24, 2012 |

As International Firms Continue With Asia Push, U.S. Shops Get Official Date to Open in South Korea

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has announced that a new free trade agreement with South Korea will officially take effect on March 15, allowing U.S. law firms to finally open offices in that country. South Korea is among several other Asian countries becoming more receptive to foreign attorneys and their firms.
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