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  • The American Bar Association announced today that Bob Geldof will speak on Friday at its meeting in London
  • Experienced capital markets lawyer Ingo Wallenborn has left Mayer Brown to join Nörr Stiefenhofer Lutz as a salary partner in Frankfurt. Wallenborn also used to work for Clifford Chance and in his career he advised Fraport and Thielert on their listings.
  • Leveraged finance partners Mark Wojciechowski and Andrew Mattei are joining Allen & Overy from Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw.
  • In addition to the promotion of seven internal lawyers to partner level, Nordic commercial firm Mannheimer Swartling has also recruited external partner Peter Linderoth. Linderoth joins the firm from Vinge, where he has been a partner since 1997.
  • Linklaters has launched a new flagship office for its integrated German corporate/M&A practice in Düsseldorf. As a result, the firm is winding down its operation in Cologne. A number of partners in Cologne disagree with this decision and the firm admits that it "is engaged in constructive discussions with them".
  • Finnish law firm Castrén & Snellman has announced that Jukka Niemi will be its new managing director as of February 1, 2008. He is replacing Pekka Jaatinen, who will remain at the firm as chairman of the board of directors. He will also continue to handle assignments of the firm's clients.
  • Eversheds strengthened its capabilities in central Europe this week, merging with local firm Balcar Polanský.
  • Allen & Overy has advised on a $1.4 billion fertiliser project in Egypt, the largest project financing in the country by deal value.
  • In a popular and often lively session at the American Bar Association's autumn conference, counsel highlighted the issues surrounding multinational internal investigations
  • Shariah scholars are the main obstacle for Islamic finance lawyers, due to their inconsistent judgements. This was the opinion of Luma Saqqaf, Linklaters global head of Islamic Finance, at a session of the American Bar Association's autumn conference in London