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Allen & Overy (A&O), Skadden and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett have won lead mandates on the proposed sale of Sky to 21st Century Fox.
What hasn’t happened in the in-house world this year? Shrinking panels, turmoil (see Lloyds or Barclays for prime examples of this) and the implementation of new technology were the biggest trends in 2016. Eversheds may have been the overall winner in The Lawyer Market Intelligence’s panel roundups for the year, but the fight for more […]
The High Court has rejected a bid by the Royal Bank of Scotland and its lawyers Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) to claim legal privilege over a raft of documents related to its 2008 rights issue, now the subject of a £4bn claim by investors.
Allen & Overy (A&O), Skadden and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett have won lead mandates on the proposed sale of Sky to 21st Century Fox.
What hasn’t happened in the in-house world this year? Shrinking panels, turmoil (see Lloyds or Barclays for prime examples of this) and the implementation of new technology were the biggest trends in 2016. Eversheds may have been the overall winner in The Lawyer Market Intelligence’s panel roundups for the year, but the fight for more […]
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The managing partner of Weightmans, who had opted to step down next year, has reversed his decision and will instead continue to lead the firm for a further term. John Schorah has held the position of managing partner since 2013; his third, and expected final term, was due to end next April. Ahead of the […]
Investment group ED Group has appointed a new general counsel from Partners Group. Sam Rozati previously spent nearly 10 years at Zurich-based private equity house Partners Group. He served as its head of legal, overseeing the firm’s global transactions. He succeeded Anela Musat in the top legal role last year, after she departed for food […]
“I’m an in-house lawyer looking to go back into private practice, but want to be sure that I am making the right decision and that I have made the most of my in-house experience. How can I best leverage my experience in-house, and if I return to private practice?” Tarun Tawakley, partner at Lewis Silkin; […]
Another partner from Brown Rudnick’s restructuring team has joined Squire Patton Boggs, this time in Paris. Arnaud Moussatoff, who is based in the French capital, is moving to Squires after nearly four years as a partner at Brown Rudnick. Before that he was a counsel at DLA Piper. His move follows a five-person exodus from […]
Update from CBA (13:00pm): Kirsty Brimelow KC, chair of the CBA, has said: “The offer from government has resulted from constructive talks between the MOJ and the leadership of the CBA. “This offer represents substantial positive movement from government. As a result the offer will be put to a ballot.” After months of strike action, criminal […]
Vodafone Group has hired a new general counsel from another FTSE giant, as Rosemary Martin prepares to retire after more than decade at the telecommunications business. EasyJet’s legal chief Maaike de Bie has been appointed to the role of general counsel. De Bie is herself a FTSE in-house veteran, having been group general counsel for […]
