Europe
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Howrey Paris hires Hauteclocque name partner
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | May 2, 2007
Howrey has hired the name partner of French litigation boutique Hauteclocque Larroumet & Associes, former Lovells partner Jean de Hauteclocque, in a boost for the US firm's Paris arm. De Hauteclocque joined the Washington DC-based intellectual property (IP) leader earlier this week as a partner.
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Howrey Paris hires Hauteclocque name partner
By Charlotte Edmond | May 2, 2007
Howrey has hired the name partner of French litigation boutique Hauteclocque Larroumet & Associes, former Lovells partner Jean de Hauteclocque, in a boost for the US firm's Paris arm. De Hauteclocque joined the Washington DC-based intellectual property (IP) leader earlier this week as a partner.
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Linklaters leads as RBS closes in on ABN
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | April 16, 2007
Linklaters is acting for longstanding client RBS on the bank's approach for Dutch rival ABN Amro. The magic circle firm - the bank's main corporate counsel for a number of years - is understood to be fielding a team that includes Dutch corporate partner Peter Goes. The firm's main relationship partner for RBS in London is restructuring head Robert Elliott, while corporate partners Matthew Middleditch and Anne Drummond also handle work for the client.
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Linklaters leads as RBS closes in on ABN
By Georgina Stanley | April 16, 2007
Linklaters is acting for longstanding client RBS on the bank's approach for Dutch rival ABN Amro. The magic circle firm - the bank's main corporate counsel for a number of years - is understood to be fielding a team that includes Dutch corporate partner Peter Goes. The firm's main relationship partner for RBS in London is restructuring head Robert Elliott, while corporate partners Matthew Middleditch and Anne Drummond also handle work for the client.
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EC outlines long-awaited patent court plan
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | April 3, 2007
The European Commission (EC) has outlined its vision for a unified European patent court, proposing a compromise between plans first proposed by the European Patent Litigation Agreement (EPLA) and its own community patent model. The EC today (3 April) recommended the creation of a unified patent system that draws strongly from the model laid out in the EPLA - the blueprint originally drawn up by lawyers and industry practitioners in 1999 and backed by many of Europe's leading intellectual property (IP) judges in 2005.
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EC outlines long-awaited patent court plan
By Charlotte Edmond | April 3, 2007
The European Commission (EC) has outlined its vision for a unified European patent court, proposing a compromise between plans first proposed by the European Patent Litigation Agreement (EPLA) and its own community patent model. The EC today (3 April) recommended the creation of a unified patent system that draws strongly from the model laid out in the EPLA - the blueprint originally drawn up by lawyers and industry practitioners in 1999 and backed by many of Europe's leading intellectual property (IP) judges in 2005.
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Freshfields lags Links with 22 partner promotions
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | April 2, 2007
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer is to promote a conservative 22 lawyers to its partnership, with just five of the new partners coming in London. The promotions, which will take effect from 1 May, include five appointments in Asia and four in Paris, with the firm's largest operations - in London and Germany - seeing five and four promotions respectively.
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Freshfields lags Links with 22 partner promotions
By Charlotte Edmond | April 2, 2007
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer is to promote a conservative 22 lawyers to its partnership, with just five of the new partners coming in London. The promotions, which will take effect from 1 May, include five appointments in Asia and four in Paris, with the firm's largest operations - in London and Germany - seeing five and four promotions respectively.
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Howrey boosts Paris arm with Linklaters IP raid
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | March 29, 2007
Howrey has boosted its Paris intellectual property (IP) team with the hire of rated Linklaters partner Denis Monegier du Sorbier. Monegier du Sorbier, whose practice centres on litigation and advisory work in patents, designs and copyright, as well as trademarks and unfair competition, joins the US firm's Paris arm as a partner. He has a particular focus on the pharmaceutical and computer sectors.
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Howrey boosts Paris arm with Linklaters IP raid
By Charlotte Edmond | March 29, 2007
Howrey has boosted its Paris intellectual property (IP) team with the hire of rated Linklaters partner Denis Monegier du Sorbier. Monegier du Sorbier, whose practice centres on litigation and advisory work in patents, designs and copyright, as well as trademarks and unfair competition, joins the US firm's Paris arm as a partner. He has a particular focus on the pharmaceutical and computer sectors.
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