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    New ways to kill a deal
    Appearing in court is changing the drafting of Macs
    April 30 2008
  • An unknown NYSE exception
    How banks are getting away with fund raising
    April 30 2008
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    Speaking out on the big issues
    At the Capital Markets Forum, Europe's top lawyers and banks debated the financial crisis and how regulation and deals are reacting. Here are the best stories from the event
    April 30 2008
  • Did he just say that?
    "The credit crunch is not a trend, it's a breakfast cereal"
    April 30 2008
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    Americas deals of the year
    Americas law firm of the year (L-R): Bruce Czachor and David Beveridge of Shearman & Sterling, Simon Crompton, editor of IFLR Shearman & Sterling won law firm of the year at the IFLR Americas awards at the Waldorf Astoria in New York.
    April 30 2008
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    Pushing debt down
    Turkey's laws continue to slow its entry into the EU and onto the world stage. The draft Commercial Code goes some way towards achieving that, says Esin Taboglu of Taboglu & Demirhan
    April 30 2008
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    How to take (legal) action
    Different rules govern how foreign and domestic awards are enforced. Deger Boden of ÖztekinBoden explains how they work
    April 30 2008
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    Fewer delays for mergers
    Goncalves Pereira, Portugal on simpler rules
    April 30 2008
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    It's not all about management
    Swedish banks have gone unscathed by the credit crunch. This is because of their business model, not their managers, say Carl Schwieler and Björn Sjöberg of DLA Nordic
    April 30 2008
  • Three firms in Indian coal project
    Chadbourne & Parke and J Sagar Associates are advising on the financing of a coal-fired plant in India. The Mundra power plant, developed by Tata Power, will be funded via a $4.25 billion package from an Indian lending syndicate.
    April 30 2008
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