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November 07, 2001 | International Edition

Who wants to be a millionaire?

The five partners at entertainment firm Statham Gill & Davies have just hit the jackpot by selling their firm to Tenon Group for £7m. James Baxter wonders if this landmark deal is the first of many

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October 31, 2001 | International Edition

Thacher Proffitt in Milbank Tweed raid

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October 24, 2001 | International Edition

Berrymans replaces employment partner

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October 09, 2001 | International Edition

Taylor stands down as City head in Berrymans shake up

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June 20, 2001 | International Edition

Cobbetts hires Berrymans projects partner

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June 06, 2001 | International Edition

Berrymans bid to take Cartwrights team fails

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May 30, 2001 | International Edition

Berrymans signs up with Druces

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March 31, 2001 | International Edition

Keeping watchdogs competitive

Nick Paul and Philip Hogg explore the decision made by the Director General of Fair Trading with regard to the General Insurance Standards Council and consider the prospects for other self-regulating organisations following the implementation of the Competition Act

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April 21, 1999 | International Edition

Dentons acquires Almaty outpost

Denton Hall has set up an office in Almaty, Kazakhstan, after acquiring the only foreign office of US firm Welborn Sullivan Meck & Tooley. The firm has also applied for a licence to open up in Tashkent in Uzbekistan. US lawyer Marla Valdez, who set up Denver-based Welborn Sullivan's office in 1993, will be managing partner in Almaty.

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October 17, 2007 | Daily Report Online

Banking giant pioneers adviser league table

BANKING GIANT UBS has launched a radical review of its global legal advisers in an attempt to slash costs and become one of the first top financial institutions to formally grade law firm performance. The review, UBS' first in five years, is set to shrink the bank's cross-border panel, which currently includes Baker McKenzie, Clifford Chance, Allen Overy and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer.

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