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Slater & Gordon (formerly Russell Jones & Walker)
Slater & Gordon (formerly Russell Jones & Walker) is a leading commercial law firm. See the latest editorial coverage and find out more about its practice via The Lawyer Acumen.
Russell Jones & Walker acquired by listed Aussie firm Slater & Gordon
Russell Jones & Walker (RJW) is to be acquired by Australian listed firm Slater & Gordon.
List for life: RJW gets shot in the arm
Australian-listed Slater & Gordon will want to see results from its new acquisition.
Slater & Gordon set to acquire trio of UK personal injury practices
Australian listed firm Slater & Gordon is to bulk up its UK presence with the acquisition of Simpson Millar, Goodmans Law and the personal injury practice of Taylor Vinters.
Reed Smith wins Co-op relationship with £950m refinancing
Reed Smith banking partners Phillip Slater and Lucy Newcomb have won the firm a new client by securing a role opposite Linklaters on the Co-operative Group’s £950m debt refinancing.
Slater & Gordon launches specialist crime teams
Slater & Gordon breaks business crime and regulation practice in two, focusing on fraud, corruption and bribery cases, and regulatory investigations.
Slater & Gordon claims first-half revenue rise of 46.5 per cent
Listed Australian firm Slater & Gordon has announced a 46.5 per cent increase in its half-year revenue following its takeover of Russell Jones & Walker (RJW) last year.
RJW wins SRA backing for ABS conversion
Russell Jones & Walker has been authorised by the SRA to convert to an alternative business structure (ABS) and will list on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASE) as part of its planned merger with Slater & Gordon.
Aussie firm Slater & Gordon posts turnover rise after acquisitive year
Australia’s Slater & Gordon, the first law firm to float on a stock market, has posted a 21 per cent jump in turnover to Aus$124.7m (£71.8m) for the 2009-10 financial year.
Consolidation continues as Jackson reforms take hold of claimant sector
The personal injury (PI) legal market is consolidating rapidly with three new mergers being announced yesterday.
Herbies adds Slater & Gordon partner to disputes team
Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) has turned to Slater & Gordon for a partner to help lead its London white-collar crime team.
RJW takes on 100 mis-selling cases against banks
Russell Jones Walker (RJW) has waded in to the interest rate swap mis-selling litigation after agreeing a deal with campaign group Bully Banks.
Deals of fortune: M&A keeps rolling through the downturn
Our roundup of the biggest deals so far of 2012 points to healthy activity.
LG and Macfarlanes advise on RJW-Slater & Gordon deal
LG and Macfarlanes have won advisory roles on the sale of Russell Jones & Walker (RJW) to listed Australian firm Slater & Gordon.
Moves: 25 February 2013
Move of the week Litigation specialist Stewarts Law has appointed Philippa Charles to head up its new international arbitraton department. Charles joins from Mayer Brown, where she was a commercial dispute resolution and...
On the box: The TV tactics of post-Jackson PI firms
Have you suffered an accident that wasn’t your fault? Well, tough, because the case is too risky to take on.
The Lawyer Awards: Hogan Lovells wins pro bono award
Hogan Lovells has scooped the top prize for its pro bono work at last night’s The Lawyer awards.
The Lawyer Awards 2012: Mishcon de Reya, Brick Court scoop top prizes
Mishcon de Reya scooped the top prize at last night’s The Lawyer Awards when it was crowned Law Firm of the Year.
SRA delays force Parabis to defer Duke Street investment
Insurance firm Parabis has been forced to delay its ABS deal with private equity house Duke Street because the SRA is struggling to cope with the flow of post Legal Services Act applications.
Would you like to work at a factory firm?
Less than two months after the no-win no-fee era was forcibly shut down (1 April) and the repercussions are being borne out by what appears to be a fresh merger frenzy in the personal injury world.
Herbies exits continue as global arbitration co-head quits for Orrick
Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) global arbitration co-head Charles Kaplan has resigned from the firm to join US outfit Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe.
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