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Ropes & Gray prepares to offer Hong Kong law advice with local hires
Ropes & Gray has hired two Hong Kong partners in preparation for the launch of its Hong Kong law practice on 28 May.
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Clydes set to appeal as EAT whistleblowing case goes in ex-partner's favour
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King & Wood China partner quits in row over US citizenship
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Kings Bench barrister held in US over alleged $10m tax fraud
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Clifford Chance eyes £1m of savings with trial of open-plan working
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Dewey hires gift trophy client eBay to Weil
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Ashurst to put Asia into board meeting rotation following Blakes deal
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City lateral hiring rate returns to pre-crash levels
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Shearman vows to triple City arbitration group as partner quits for US rival
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Dewey’s ‘secret’ culture
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Dewey attempts to rehouse trainees in face of uncertain future
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Freshfields confirms salary bands for new merit-based pay system
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Brick Court barristers defeat set mates in TfL's spat with Addison Lee
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BLP continues magic circle hiring spree with addition of Linklaters partner
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Wragges adds Manches partner to real estate team
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Akin, Skadden and White & Case advise on £5,3bn MegaFon deal
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Lewis Silkin hires former Mel Gibson lawyer as partner
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Supreme Court rejects Seldon age discrimination case
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BLP hires retiring Allen & Overy corporate partner Paul
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Slaughter and May helps BA secure OFT fine reduction
Features & Analysis
Trials and errors
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