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Ex-K&L Gates Partner Who Stole to Pay Bet Debts Jailed
Navin Kumar Aggarwal, a former K&L Gates corporate partner in Hong Kong, has drawn a 12-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to fraud and money laundering charges stemming from his use of client funds to pay off mounting gambling debts in Macau.Former K&L Gates Hong Kong Partner Who Stole to Pay Bet Debts Jailed
Navin Kumar Aggarwal has drawn a 12-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to fraud and money laundering charges stemming from his use of client funds to pay off mounting gambling debts in Macau.Sudden Surge Has Hungry Firms Scarfing Up IPOs
As the formerly moribund public offerings market has surged back to life -- if this week's goings-on are any indication -- some firms can look forward to good times on the horizon. While IPOs may not provide the most labor-intensive of assignments for firms to bulk up on their billables, they do create new public companies that can deliver regulator and M&A opportunities down the road. Which is why, as the IPO market makes a comeback, firms will be eager to advise on those looming listings.Asia Deal Digest: August 4, 2011
Freshfields satisfies a Hong Kong billionaire's thirst for U.K. water assets; Cleary Gottlieb helps sell a chunk of a Korean bank; and Rajah & Tann and Allen & Gledhill lay the foundations for a Singaporean skyscraper.Asia Deal Digest: November 17, 2011
Clifford Chance backs a Japanese giant in its battle for Chilean copper; Vinson & Elkins helps China slake its thirst for foreign oil; and six firms get busy on a novel Aussie debt deal.View more book results for the query "Zhong Lun Law Firm"
Dispatches from ALM's 2012 General Counsel Conference
Corporate Counsel executive editor David Hechler mingled with the in-house crowd at ALM's 24th annual General Counsel Conference and sent back reports of some highlights from the two-day event.FEED ME! Sudden Surge Has Hungry Firms Scarfing Up IPOs
When The American Lawyer spoke with several corporate securities lawyers last month about the state of the moribund IPO market, most of them were optimistic that public offerings were poised for a rebound. And if last week's goings-on are any indication, some firms can indeed look forward to good times on the horizon.Sudden surge has hungry firms scarfing up IPOs
If last week's goings-on are any indication, some firms can indeed look forward to good times on the horizon.Six Firms Lead on $3.7 Billion Focus Media Buyout
The management buyout of Shanghai-based Focus Media Holding Ltd., which had a Nasdaq IPO in 2005, will be the largest "take-private" transaction involving a U.S.-listed Chinese company to date.Trending Stories
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