Regulatory and Compliance News
Lacking Middle Eastern promise
A tough Middle East market means setting up an outpost there requires an alternative approach
Bingham develops its City link
As the US firm turns 40 in London, its strategy of expanding slowly is paying off
Information barriers - approach with caution
The ‘Chinese walls’ technique is still widely used at top firms, especially on private equity deals. Did the great M&S conflict debacle of 2004 really change anything?
All eyes on energy
The arrival of Texas firm Andrews Kurth in the UK proves how busy the oil and gas market has become. But the sector’s high level of activity has caught the eye of the European Commission
CC gets it together in Saudi Arabia
Trailblazer firm tests mixed partnership water in the desert kingdom
Regulatory and Compliance Analysis
Asia Pacific 150: International round-up: Deep impact
International law firms are fighting hard for their place at the Asia Pacific table
Asia Pacific 150: China: After the honeymoon
The high point of the ‘Chinese dream’ may have passed for foreign law firms but they still see a presence as vital. Meanwhile domestic firms are developing fast
Asia Pacific 150: International vs local
Revealed: the firms with the strongest representation in the region, whatever their origins
Latin America: Beyond Brazil
There’s more to Latin America than Brazil for ambitious law firms these days, with the Andean nations looking particularly promising
