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  • Lovells breaks into The Netherlands with Ekelmans merger
    Lovells is the latest UK firm to make a play for the Dutch legal market, announcing a merger with Amsterdam firm Ekelmans Den Hollander. The addition of the Dutch firm, which has 40 lawyers and 13 partners, brings Lovells' European partnership to 233.
    January 01 2001
  • Akin, Gump takes over Los Angeles firm
    Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld has completed its biggest ever expansion, snapping up 61 lawyers from Los Angeles firm Troop Steuber Pasich Reddick & Tobey. The deal comes not a moment too soon for Troop Steuber, which has been looking for a suitable merger partner for some months.
    January 01 2001
  • Solectron buys NatSteel in $2.4 billion deal
    In the largest cross-border acquisition of a Singapore company, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy represented Singapore's NatSteel. Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati represented the US acquiror, Solectron. Stamford advised the target NatSteel Electronics. The deal is valued at $2.4 billion.
    February 01 2001
  • Brobeck opens in Munich
    Brobeck Hale & Dorr has at last found the right team to establish a German presence. Eight local technology lawyers will join the firm's Munich office, which opened on January 1.
    January 01 2001
  • Lee Suet Fern starts afresh
    Lee Suet Fern, former partner at Wong Partnership in Singapore, has opened her own practice. The firm, Stamford, is formed as a limited liability corporation, which is a new legal entity for Singapore law firms introduced under this summer's amendments to the Legal Profession Act.
    January 01 2001
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    Paris and Frankfurt react to IPO gloom with radical reform
    Fabrice Baumgartner,
    January 01 2001
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    South Australian electricity privatization sparks interest in capital markets
    ETSA Utilities, the recently privatized entity that acquired South Australia’s electricity distribution network, has led the way in Australia in the use of the public debt markets for non-recourse financing. David Olsson, a partner at Mallesons Stephen Jaques, discusses the challenges in financing long-term infrastructure leases in the capital markets
    January 01 2001
  • China’s telecoms industry paves the way to WTO accession
    China’s first comprehensive attempt to regulate its telecoms industry represents another firm step towards World Trade Organization (WTO) accession. Xiangmin Xu and Chlorophyll Yip of Clifford Chance, Hong Kong, explain the new framework for operational licensing, interconnection, the setting of telecoms charges and standards of telecoms services
    January 01 2001
  • China prepares for WTO by opening insurance sector
    After 14 years of negotiations, China has reached the final stage of its admission to the World Trade Organization (WTO). As a result China has promised to lift many, but not all, restrictions imposed on foreign investment in its insurance industry. Andreas Lauffs and Andrew Ning of Baker & McKenzie, Hong Kong analyze the scope of China’s concessions
    January 01 2001
  • Argentina unveils new law on leasing
    Argentina has introduced a law which sweeps away many of the previous restrictions on leasing activities. Javier Errecondo of Bruchou, Fernandez Madero, Lombardo & Mitrani, Buenos Aires, discusses the main points of the new legislation and how they will help promote the leasing market
    January 01 2001
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