Offshore finances afoot
Another month, another government-commissioned report examining the offshore world.
Another month, another government-commissioned report examining the offshore world.
Dechert is close to securing an office launch in Dublin after circling the market for a number of years.
Switzerland is riding out the recession in style. Marcus Staff reports on the country’s innovative blend of the old and the new
Meanwhile – and staying with the charity theme – a quintet of brass enthusiasts from the legal world will tonight (Monday 9 November) join forces with five professional musicians for a special charity concert in the Great Hall of Lincoln’s Inn to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.
What was your first-ever job? An usher at the Putney ABC Cinema.
Edinburgh-headquartered firm Shepherd and Wedderburn has appointed Neil Maclean as a partner and head of its UK employment team.
CMS Cameron McKenna and DLA Piper have scored lead roles advising Lloyds TSB’s private equity arm Lloyds Development Capital (LDC) on its £400m bid for outsourcing company CPA Global.
The US State Department has signed a deal to sell its UK Embassy at Grosvenor Square, with Herbert Smith, Lovells and Maples Teesdale scoring key roles.
Fountain Court Chambers’ Michael Brindle QC went to the High Court last week (2 November) in a bid to strike out a $5bn (£3.05bn) claim against his client, Russian billionaire and Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich.
Linklaters has guided private equity client HgCapital to success in a convoluted battle to buy generic drugs company Goldshield Group.
The US bonus season began last week when elite New York firm Cravath Swaine & Moore revealed the level of additional pay it would be offering its junior lawyers on top of their annual salaries this year.
As high-yield dealflow returns, US boutique remains opaque over reports of City arrivals