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June 25, 2012 |

The Next King & Wood Mallesons? Don't Hold Your Breath

Think the March blockbuster combination between China's King & Wood and Australia's Mallesons Stephen Jacques portends a coming wave of tie-ups between Chinese and international law firms? Think again. As one top partner of a leading Chinese firm says, "Why should I settle down when I can continue to enjoy the company of 25 suitors?"
5 minute read
October 13, 2009 |

The Recession's Not Over for China's Law Firms

On the eve of the Oct. 1 national holiday marking the 60th birthday of the People's Republic of China, associates at one of the nation's largest law firms got some welcome news. Jun He Law Offices announced that it was rolling back cost-saving measures introduced in April. But Jun He partner Kirk Tong warns that China's recovery -- at least as it applies to law firms -- shouldn't be overstated. "It's getting somewhat better," he notes, "but it's still not at the level it was before."
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June 22, 2011 |

China's Low-Key Legal Elite

While some of China's internationally known law firms are rapidly expanding, other Chinese firms are taking a very different route to success, keeping a tight focus on high-end capital markets and M&A work, while largely maintaining a low profile.
5 minute read
June 18, 2012 |

The Next King & Wood Mallesons? Don't Hold Your Breath

A number of international firms are eagerly looking for merger partners in China, but, despite the stir caused by King & Wood Mallesons, most leading Chinese firms think they are better off on their own.
5 minute read
March 26, 2012 |

Did Apple's Lawyers Screw Up Chinese iPad Trademark Deal?

Chinese company Proview claims that Apple's attorneys failed to perform due diligence in a hotly disputed deal to secure rights to the iPad trademark. Apple calls the contention "misleading."
5 minute read
December 11, 2009 |

Antitrust Matters Loomed Large in Panasonic-Sanyo Tie-Up

A year after it first expressed interest in acquiring its ailing electronics-making rival, Panasonic Corp. announced Thursday that it has successfully secured a majority stake in Sanyo Electric Co. The deal creates one of the world's largest electronics makers and also positions Panasonic as the dominant player in fuel-efficient car batteries, where sales are expected to boom. Sanyo's three largest shareholders ultimately sold Panasonic more than 3 billion Sanyo shares valued at $4.6 billion.
2 minute read
March 26, 2012 |

Did Apple's Lawyers Screw Up Chinese iPad Trademark Deal?

As Apple and Shenzhen-based Proview International Holdings battle over the iPad trademark in China, the lawyering involved in the 2009 trademark deal between the two companies has also become a hotly debated point of contention.
5 minute read
March 12, 2012 |

China's Big Firms in Small Places

Some globalizing law firms from China are expanding to take on the big names from New York and London. But the two largest Chinese firms seem to be taking a different route.
5 minute read
November 13, 2012 |

Sidley on $1 Billion SOHO China Bond Issue

China's largest real estate developer will offer its bonds in two tranches on the Singapore Exchange.
2 minute read
November 03, 2011 |

Candidates Who Passed the July 2011 N.Y. Bar Exam

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