Europe
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Mergermarket ranks 2007's busiest deal lawyers
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | December 14, 2007
Clifford Chance (CC) Duesseldorf competition partner Marc Besen and Linklaters UK private equity partner Richard Youle have been named as Europe's most active deal-doers for 2007, according to Mergermarket. Individual rankings produced for Legal Week show Besen and Youle have both advised on 15 M&A deals over the calendar year, with both acting on deals worth a combined value of slightly less than €5bn (£3.59bn).
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Mergermarket ranks 2007's busiest deal lawyers
By Charlotte Edmond | December 14, 2007
Clifford Chance (CC) Duesseldorf competition partner Marc Besen and Linklaters UK private equity partner Richard Youle have been named as Europe's most active deal-doers for 2007, according to Mergermarket. Individual rankings produced for Legal Week show Besen and Youle have both advised on 15 M&A deals over the calendar year, with both acting on deals worth a combined value of slightly less than €5bn (£3.59bn).
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Herbert Smith boosts Paris with senior hire
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | December 12, 2007
Herbert Smith has bolstered its Paris office with the hire of an arbitration partner. Jennifer Kirby is set to join the firm in the New Year from the International Chamber of Commerce International Court of Arbitration (ICC) where she is currently deputy secretary general.
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Herbert Smith boosts Paris with senior hire
By Georgina Stanley | December 12, 2007
Herbert Smith has bolstered its Paris office with the hire of an arbitration partner. Jennifer Kirby is set to join the firm in the New Year from the International Chamber of Commerce International Court of Arbitration (ICC) where she is currently deputy secretary general.
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Shearman Frankfurt chief in role switch
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | December 4, 2007
Shearman & Sterling's Frankfurt managing partner, Stephen Hutter, is standing down from the management position to take on a new role as head of the firm's Europe & Asia capital markets practice. Hutter, who joined the Frankfurt office in 1992 and has headed up the local operation since 1995, will take on the new role on 1 January, 2008. Dusseldorf tax consultant Reinhard Stockum is expected to replace him as head of the Frankfurt office.
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Shearman Frankfurt chief in role switch
By Georgina Stanley | December 4, 2007
Shearman & Sterling's Frankfurt managing partner, Stephen Hutter, is standing down from the management position to take on a new role as head of the firm's Europe & Asia capital markets practice. Hutter, who joined the Frankfurt office in 1992 and has headed up the local operation since 1995, will take on the new role on 1 January, 2008. Dusseldorf tax consultant Reinhard Stockum is expected to replace him as head of the Frankfurt office.
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European independents announce four-way merger
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | November 29, 2007
A four-way tie-up of independent European firms has seen a new practice created under the banner of Marccus Partners. German independent Hemmelrath & Partner, French firm Francois Sagasser & Associes, Italian Albertazzi & Assoiciati and Spanish group Mazars y Asociados are the firms that have come together to create Marccus Partners.
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European independents announce four-way merger
By Charlotte Edmond | November 29, 2007
A four-way tie-up of independent European firms has seen a new practice created under the banner of Marccus Partners. German independent Hemmelrath & Partner, French firm Francois Sagasser & Associes, Italian Albertazzi & Assoiciati and Spanish group Mazars y Asociados are the firms that have come together to create Marccus Partners.
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DLA hands Paris reins to Mee as partner duo join
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | November 22, 2007
DLA Piper has named Bruce Mee as its regional managing partner for France, as the Paris office expands with a brace of new partners. Mee, who currently heads DLA Piper's local litigation and arbitration practice, is set to take over as local managing partner from Alan Cariddi, who steps down after more than 25 years in the role. Cariddi will remain at the transatlantic giant in a new role, working across its network of offices to manage multi-jurisdictional instructions.
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DLA hands Paris reins to Mee as partner duo join
By Charlotte Edmond | November 22, 2007
DLA Piper has named Bruce Mee as its regional managing partner for France, as the Paris office expands with a brace of new partners. Mee, who currently heads DLA Piper's local litigation and arbitration practice, is set to take over as local managing partner from Alan Cariddi, who steps down after more than 25 years in the role. Cariddi will remain at the transatlantic giant in a new role, working across its network of offices to manage multi-jurisdictional instructions.
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