Herbies’ head space
Can the law make you depressed? According to research by Nottingham Law School, it can. The school has found that studying law can lead to ‘emotional disturbance’.
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Flying the nest
Bird & Bird has rightly won plaudits for its phenomenal year. But is there a bigger story lurking that risks ruffling its feathers?
CC, Bakers, Hammonds brought in for Denso pensions buyouts
A trio of UK firms has scored lead roles on the buyout of three Denso Manufacturing Midlands (DMML) pension schemes.
On the move
Former Chadbourne & Parke partner Konstantin Konstantov has rejoined the firm after defecting to Dechert’s Moscow office earlier this year.
Herbies’ head space
Can the law make you depressed? According to research by Nottingham Law School, it can. The school has found that studying law can lead to ‘emotional disturbance’.
3
Flying the nest
Bird & Bird has rightly won plaudits for its phenomenal year. But is there a bigger story lurking that risks ruffling its feathers?
CC, Bakers, Hammonds brought in for Denso pensions buyouts
A trio of UK firms has scored lead roles on the buyout of three Denso Manufacturing Midlands (DMML) pension schemes.
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Focus: Cole powered: Margaret Cole, FSA
The FSA’s new hardline stance is designed to make professionals in the potential firing line sit up and take notice – but will it work long-term?
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