04/23/2021
Offshore elite firms thrive despite challenges
Collectively, OFCs provide significant levels of regulatory and tax competition for their onshore counterparts, but they are also complementary to their financial activities.
Comment, Analysis & Research
04/23/2021
Daily Legal Update
The European Commission has adopted an ambitious and comprehensive package of measures to help improve the flow of money towards sustainable activities across the European Union.
04/22/2021
Charity begins at Cuthbert’s home — An update on Colin v. Cuthbert
But Aldi’s Cuthbert is seemingly taking his battle straight to the court of public opinion, by launching a public relations campaign showing some real caterpillar chutzpah.
04/22/2021
Withersworldwide's new Boston IP team featured in The American Lawyer's recent article 'Global Firm Enters Beantown, Grabbing Life Sciences Team'
Withers will absolutely seek to expand by increasing its numbers in Boston and on the West Coast” comments James Shaw.
04/22/2021
Trends and Developments - Corporate M&A 2021: Cayman Islands
Activity levels dropped in Q2 2020 as the pandemic spread rapidly around the world and some cross-border transactions, in which Cayman Islands companies are often the target vehicles, were suspended.
04/22/2021
Restore our Earth
My pledge started in 2016
04/20/2021
BCLP is awarded two trophies
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (BCLP), was awarded a Gold Trophy in Private Equity and a Bronze Trophy in Compliance.
04/20/2021
Burges Salmon commits to Scottish Business Pledge
The firm’s application to join the values-led partnership between government and business in Scotland has been formally accepted
04/20/2021
Harneys Cyprus remains top tier in Legal 500 EMEA rankings
Counsel Sonia Hamshaw and Associate Marisa Efstathiou Petevi were listed as rising stars in their respective practices.
04/12/2021
4 factors driving legal businesses post-pandemic
Speaking recently on The Lawyers Weekly Show, Dr Migliazzo said adaptation of a firm’s business model
04/08/2021
James Scott Farrin Recognized as One of the Largest Law Firms in the Triangle
The Law Offices of James Scott Farrin was listed as the 11th largest law firm in the Research Triangle by the "Triangle Business Journal."
04/08/2021
How digitally effective is the UK’s legal sector in 2021?
2020’s pandemic and subsequent lockdowns meant most of the new business leads coming from the legal sector’s traditional marketing channels
04/05/2021
Funding M&A Deals with Bitcoin
This price fluctuation could seriously jeopardize the ultimate value of large, high-profile M&A deals, which could be worth $500 million one day and $250 million the next.
03/31/2021
A Post-Covid Reset For The Future Of Mobility
This is our chance to not only address the pressing environmental issues around carbon, emissions and air quality, but also to tackle far-reaching socio-economic issues from health and active travel, to inclusivity and the future of our city and town cent
03/31/2021
A view from Southeast Asia
Singapore continues to lead in the region, with a 56% market share by value of deals in the Southeast Asia region
03/31/2021
Strengthening resilience is the key to success in 2021 - PwC
According to survey respondents, for 2021, the outlook is positive: In PwC's 24th Annual Global CEO Survey, published earlier this month, a record-high 76 percent of CEOs believe global economic growth will improve in 2021.
03/30/2021
A Question of Domicile: O'connor V Corner & Corner
Mrs Corner asserted that her husband died domiciled in England, and Mr Corner's son (James) asserted that his father died domiciled in Guernsey.
03/30/2021
SPACs: the M&A craze that shows no sign of slowing
Bubble or not, there are currently more than 400 US SPACs looking for targets
03/26/2021
IFLR Honors Latham for Innovation and Corporate Deal Work in Asia
Latham named “most innovative” US law firm and M&A Team of the Year in the Asia-Pacific region; also recognized for advising on Equity Deal of the Year.
03/25/2021
Climate Chaos: NGOs Name Top Banks Who Put $3.8 Trillion Into Fossil Fuels
In Europe, British bank Barclays was the biggest fossil fuel backer