Addleshaws hires Charles Russell Speechlys projects head
Addleshaw Goddard has hired Charles Russell Speechlys projects head Matthew Newing in an attempt to pick up more London healthcare and projects work in London.
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Addleshaw Goddard has hired Charles Russell Speechlys projects head Matthew Newing in an attempt to pick up more London healthcare and projects work in London.
Whether it be student accommodation, an ultra-modern company headquarters or the latest bright and shiny airport, buildings are becoming more efficient, convenient and comfortable places to live, work and travel.
Herbert Smith Freehills has become the first Western firm with a legal services hub in China, launching a bilingual 13-lawyer team in Shanghai. 11 June: HSF launches 240-lawyer legal services hub in Belfast
13 September 2016, London Post-Brexit and with escalating costs of patents and no Unified Patents Court, we ask might copyright protection offer a more cost-effective protection to recombinant derived small molecule pharmaceuticals? Mark Engelman, Michael Kock and Martin Gouldstone will cover the following topics: IP Protection for DNA Sequences: Patents vs. Copyright – Challenges, Limitations, Opportunities Legal developments in […]
The Croatian Competition Agency (CCA) recently closed the infringement proceeding against Croatia osiguranje dd – Croatia’s largest insurer – which had been opened ex officio.
With an amendment to the Electricity Industry and Organisation Act 2010 passed by Parliament, the network reserve will become part of Austria’s congestion management system.
At present, the holding of any auctions, including all auctions related to real estate, is regulated by Act No. 26/2000 Coll., on Public Auctions, as amended, and is subject to relatively strict conditions primarily intended to ensure that such auctions are transparent.
The EBA issued guidelines designed to clarify (among others) when a moratorium measure (private or public) does not automatically trigger the re-classification of exposures as forborne.
Welcome to the January edition of Schoenherr’s to the point: technology & digitalisation newsletter.
January typically sees a spike in divorce enquiries for many solicitors – and 2021 is expected to be no different, with the additional stresses and strains COVID-19 has placed on couples and families.
The government is currently seeking views on a very specific proposal to ban the use of exclusivity clauses in contracts where the workers’ guaranteed weekly income is less than the Lower Earnings Limit, currently £120 per week.
Whilst the Trade and Co-operation Agreement offers some significant free trade benefits, it represents a profound change for British businesses and their trading arrangements.
In comparison to the US, there is a stricter redundancy process in the UK. For UK businesses faced with the prospect of making 20 or more staff redundant, there is an obligation to undertake a collective consultation process, which should consider ways to avoid or reduce the number of employees to be made redundant and mitigate the consequences of the redundancies.
The new Chief Coroner, HHJ Teague QC, has just published his first legal guidance in the form of “Law Sheet 6” addressing the impact of the case of R (on the application of Maughan) v Her Majesty’s Senior Coroner for Oxfordshire [2020] UKSC 46 on coronial practice.
Addleshaw Goddard has hired Charles Russell Speechlys projects head Matthew Newing in an attempt to pick up more London healthcare and projects work in London.
Whether it be student accommodation, an ultra-modern company headquarters or the latest bright and shiny airport, buildings are becoming more efficient, convenient and comfortable places to live, work and travel.
Herbert Smith Freehills has become the first Western firm with a legal services hub in China, launching a bilingual 13-lawyer team in Shanghai. 11 June: HSF launches 240-lawyer legal services hub in Belfast
13 September 2016, London Post-Brexit and with escalating costs of patents and no Unified Patents Court, we ask might copyright protection offer a more cost-effective protection to recombinant derived small molecule pharmaceuticals? Mark Engelman, Michael Kock and Martin Gouldstone will cover the following topics: IP Protection for DNA Sequences: Patents vs. Copyright – Challenges, Limitations, Opportunities Legal developments in […]
European competition boutiques have lured another magic circle lawyer to their ranks with Linklaters consultant Gavin Robert joining Euclid Law.
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Kirkland & Ellis and Simpson Thacher are expected to deliver another strong set of results in coming weeks.
Boutiques are now looking like a particularly attractive option.
Firms must once again turn their attentions towards servicing current clients for a lower cost.
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McDermott Will & Emery is building up its City restructuring practice with the hire of Proskauer’s European restructuring head. Mark Fennessy joins McDermott as head of restructuring in London with fellow restructuring lawyer Sunay Radia, who joins as a partner. Fennessy spent eight years at Proskauer where he specialised in all areas of contentious and […]
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld’s City revenue is now within touching distance of the $150m mark, after double-digit growth in the office. The firm has posted a rise of 19 per cent from $125m to $149m in London. Globally turnover was up 6.5 per cent to $1.209bn from $1.135bn. The biggest global jump was in […]
Allen & Overy wants to increase collaboration between its lawyers and participants of incubator Fuse, while also expecting to run a “hybrid model” of working once a new cohort of start-ups are chosen. The incubator of the magic circle firm is set to start taking applications for its fifth cohort, with both emerging and established […]
Two of Irwin Mitchell’s most highly-regarded employment partners are to launch their own firm, adding to the blossoming number of boutiques in the City. Shazia Khan and Emilie Cole will go it alone as ColeKhan LLP from 2 May 2021. The pair had previously worked together at Bindmans before moving to Irwin Mitchell in 2018, […]
Taylor Wessing has amended its eligibility rules to enable staff to take career breaks and sabbaticals sooner than usual, in response to the third national lockdown. The firm has removed its usual two-year continuous service eligibility for people wishing to take up these unpaid options, as firms continue to think of ways to support staff […]
Goodwin is eyeing up Sidley Austin’s private equity grouping again, with a number of associates set to join a partner team led by Christian Iwasko and Erik Dahl, The Lawyer understands. Goodwin is thought to be hiring up to six associates from Sidley’s private equity team after Goodwin brought in a partner group spearheaded by […]