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An in depth look at moves to burn up the UK's competition regime, Cleary Gottlieb, Sullivan & Cromwell and Freshfields assess key antitrust developments, one former BA executive delivers a cautionary tale and a spotlight on the rise of corporate whist...
22 Sep 2011 | 00:00 |
SwitzerlandSwitzerland's takeover law, finance sector and the new Anglo-Swiss tax accord
15 Sep 2011 | 00:00 |
Africa and Middle East
The Arab Spring's silver lining, the stampede to enter the African legal market, Angola's protectionist approach to its resources, South Sudan's first steps as a sovereign state and Saudi Arabia's economy and forward-thinking monarch
01 Sep 2011 | 00:00 |
Why the new legal complaints service isn't helping larger law firms; commercial firms considering conditional fee agreements; and the Government's National Planning Policy Framework
04 Aug 2011 | 00:00 |
Learning from the insurance industry's experiences with outsourcing; and the pros of outsourcing to regional firms in the UK
21 Jul 2011 | 00:00 |
High-net divorces in flux and trust law goes global – an in depth look
14 Jul 2011 | 00:00 |
Legal professional privilege in the spotlight; how the pre-action protocol is actually causing tactical delays; and English law's waning influence in the trusts market
14 Jul 2011 | 00:00 |
Optimistic lawyers in Portugal's depressed market post-bailout; and the Spanish courts' controversial decisions regarding interest rate swaps
07 Jul 2011 | 00:00 |
An extended feature including contributions from a host of leading offshore names...
27 Jun 2011 | 17:16 |
Caroline Hill takes a closer look at the breakaway band of US firms staking a claim in the City, while senior lawyers from Baker & McKenzie, Paul Hastings and Kirkland & Ellis outline their formula for success in the City.
17 Jun 2011 | 13:33 |
Breakdowns, key trends, figures and analysis from this year's Am Law 100 results, plus a look at how Hogan Lovells is shaping up one year after the merger that created the firm...
01 Jun 2011 | 15:40 |
Already facing smaller payouts and a drop in claims, libel work has faded from its 1980s glory days. Will reform of defamation and civil costs - and the rise of reputation managers - spell the end for traditional libel lawyers?
13 May 2011 | 12:31 |
Baker & McKenzie sizes up the global M&A boom in Brazil; Norton Rose reviews Vale's listing in Hong Kong
21 Apr 2011 | 10:33 |
Eleanor MacDonagh and Mark White look at Ireland's establishment of a green financial services hub; Barry Cahir explains bankruptcy tourism and Robert O'Shea and Pat English look at the numbers behind foreign direct investment in the region
07 Apr 2011 | 16:03 |
From boom to bust, the private equity industry is attempting to reinvent itself for a much-changed world. Alex Aldridge assesses its chances of navigating the challenges ahead, while Travers, Weil, Freshfields and SJB size up the key issues for buyout...
31 Mar 2011 | 12:15 |
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