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  • By Steven Wolfram and Ramesh Gajraj of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, Paris
  • By Wim Dejonghe Loeff Claeys Verbeke, Antwerp
  • Provisions on mergers, consolidations and acquisitions By Ira Eddymurthy, Bagus Suksmo and Darrell Johnson of Soewito, Suhardiman, Eddymurthy & Kardono, Jakarta
  • German companies' compensation devices By Roland Steinmeyer of Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering, Berlin
  • M&A - ManiaBy Jyrki Tahtinen and Andreas Doepel of Borenius & Kemppinen, Helsinki
  • UK firm Allen & Overy has helped close the draft stage of the first ever online Thai securities trading account agreement in Thailand.
  • President of the International Bar Association (IBA), Klaus Böhlhoff, has requested further information from General Musharaf and the Pakistani authorities, on the removal of Justice Siddiqui as the country's Chief Justice. Böhlhoff would also like an explanation on the suspension of several Supreme Court judges, as well as why the judges of Pakistan must now take an oath of allegiance to the President.
  • Baker & McKenzie has recruited the head of derivatives at UK firm Hammond Suddards to its structured finance practice in London. Iona Levine joined the global firm at the beginning of February to head up its derivatives arm and is now one of six partners and 15 fee-earners in the firm's practice.
  • UK legal recruitment consultancy Longbridge International has launched the legal section of its online recruitment service. The site, search-direct.com, is being touted as a unique forum whereby employers and candidates retain control of the recruitment process without the need for consultancies.
  • The rapid development of e-commerce can cause regulatory headaches. Lam Wing Wo of Deacons Graham & James, Hong Kong, explains the latest measures taken by the local government to keep apace