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...233;rale, were advised by Magic Circle firm Linklaters on U.S. law and Beijing...
...emerging market, according to The Wall Street Journal. Linklaters, meanwhile, is advising Citi on the sale of its Credicard business with...
...deal that closed in February and also advised by Davis Polk. Linklaters Hong Kong partner David Ludwig and Beijing’s Commerce...
...Cominos, who joined the firm in May 2012 and who previously headed Linklaters's Central and Eastern European private equity group and CMS Cameron...
...litigation issues. Tax attorney JOSEPH PARI has left Linklaters in Washington, D.C., where he was a partner, for the audit...
...the firm in April from Linklaters, where he was counsel, while Russo...
...joining DLA Piper, David was a partner with Linklaters for over a decade in both...
...Linklaters is advising Japan’s Sumitomo...
* Linklaters takes the lead on Sumitomo Mitsui's $1.5 billon Indonesia acquisition* Three firms on New Zealand's largest-ever IPO* The world's first publicly traded law firm is raising $64 million to
Weil is counseling an Ontario retirement system on its $600 million buy of a British software maker Civica; Fried Frank is advising Toronto-based private equity firm Onex on its $950 million purchase
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