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Top lawyer at UBS leaves for private practice

UBS's head of legal has quit the Swiss banking giant to join a Zurich firm founded by a former banker, reports The Am Law Daily. Bernhard Schmid has joined Kuoni Attorneys at Law as a...

08 Feb 2010 | 14:30

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Unilever names former Linklaters lawyer as new legal chief

Unilever has appointed Tonia Lovell as its new chief legal officer and group secretary, replacing longstanding legal head Steve Wil...

08 Feb 2010 | 12:02

Japanese insurance giant appoints first Europe GC to lead panel review

Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group has appointed David Casement into the newly-created role of European general counsel. Casement, ...

08 Feb 2010 | 10:52

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Leading law firms out of the recession

Leading law firms out of the recession

Norton Rose chief executive Peter Martyr shares his experiences of negotiating the financial crisis w...

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Putting volume into value

ACC president Fred Krebs tells Alex Aldridge how the body is moving to force real change onto the agenda of corporate counsel - and reluctant law firms

03 Feb 2010 | 08:22

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The go team

Barclays has emerged from the credit crunch with its empire much extended. Alex Aldridge meets the senior legal team of one of Europe's most coveted clients

27 Jan 2010 | 10:40

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The China syndrome

The dominance of Western-trained lawyers working in global companies operating in China is ending quickly. Leigh Dance assesses the rise and rise of the homegrown in-house lawyer

20 Jan 2010 | 02:06

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No more baby steps

Nothing was ordinary about the first civil trial stemming from Pfizer's controversial epilepsy treatment, Neurontin. Both sides loudly complained about witness intimidation. Colourful plaintiffs lawyer Mark Lanier opened to the jury one day, then s...

21 Jan 2010 | 09:59 | secure

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The nuclear option

Mark Richards, international operations chief counsel at US engineering firm CH2M Hill, is pleased to be back in the office. He recently returned from Abu Dhabi, where he spent much of last year leading the primary contractor selection on United Arab ...

13 Jan 2010 | 11:07

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Young in-house lawyer of the year

Within three years of joining BASF's legal department Helen Koerner was appointed company secretary and de facto head of legal for its northern European operations. Koerner qualified in 2001 and started out her career as a property specialist. She joi...

08 Dec 2009 | 07:17

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