K&L Gates Hires Corporate Partner for Perth Office From Linklaters-Aligned Firm
James Clyne is the seventh corporate partner to join K&L Gates this year, following earlier additions in the Hong Kong, Tokyo, Orange County/Los Angeles and Raleigh, North Carolina, offices.
September 24, 2019 at 11:34 AM
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International law firm K&L Gates has hired James Clyne from Linklaters-aligned local firm Allens to join its Perth office as a corporate partner.
Clyne works with Australian and multinational clients in sectors including minerals, mining services, oil and gas, agribusiness, commodities and finance.
He advises on both public and private mergers and acquisitions, as well as equity capital markets matters, including equity raises and initial public offerings.
"James is an excellent addition to our Perth office and K&L Gates' corporate practice. His deep knowledge of, and experience with, the market in Western Australia will be of tremendous benefit to both our domestic clients and international entities looking at opportunities in Australia," K&L Gates' managing partner for Australia Nick Nichola said in a statement.
Clyne will work closely with members of the firm's energy, infrastructure and resources team.
He has advised on general corporate governance matters and shareholder activism, contested shareholder meetings and disputed transactions involving consideration by Australia's Takeovers Panel. His practice also encompasses advice on foreign investment and the establishment of debt and structured products.
"I am delighted to be joining the partnership at K&L Gates," said Clyne. "I was particularly attracted by the firm's impressive global platform and the opportunity to draw upon its expansive reach across five continents. I look forward to being part of the corporate team and collaborating with colleagues across Australia and internationally to support my clients."
Clyne is the seventh corporate partner to join K&L Gates in 2019, following earlier additions in the Hong Kong, Tokyo, Orange County/Los Angeles and Raleigh offices.
Allens declined to comment.
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