Loyens & Loeff nominated in five categories in Dutch M&A awards
Loyens & Loeff, lawyers, tax advisers and civil law notaries, has been nominated in 5 categories in the Dutch M&A Awards organized by Alex van Groningen.
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Loyens & Loeff, lawyers, tax advisers and civil law notaries, has been nominated in 5 categories in the Dutch M&A Awards organized by Alex van Groningen.
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Register nowLoyens & Loeff, lawyers, tax advisers and civil law notaries, has been nominated in 5 categories in the Dutch M&A Awards organized by Alex van Groningen.
Clifford Chance and partner Alex Panayides have been ordered to pay £50,000 each by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) for their roles in the controversial Excalibur dispute.
Blackstone Chambers, Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy and Linklaters have successfully defended Visa in its anti-competitive credit card fees battle against Sainsbury’s.
Flexible-working platform Lawyers On Demand (LOD) has opened in Dubai, the firm’s first office in the United Arab Emirates and eighth overall.
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