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June 08, 2015 |

BakerHostetler Adds India Partner in New York

Transactions lawyer Rajiv Khanna makes the move from Seyfarth Shaw.
1 minute read
July 01, 2014 |

A Long Way From Liberalization

Despite the hype, law firms are seeing limited upside so far from the new Shanghai Free Trade Zone.
4 minute read
July 01, 2014 |

Trading Places

Some Anglo-American firms have started touting Old Glory over the Union Jack in Asia.
4 minute read
July 01, 2014 |

The Churn

4 minute read
May 05, 2014 |

Firms Still Unclear on Shanghai FTZ Benefits

The Chinese government has said foreign and domestic law firms will be able to form joint ventures or mutually second lawyers to each other within the confines of the country's first free trade zone. But many lawyers say such advantages don't outweigh the still-uncertain details or the FTZ's unattractive location in the outer suburbs far from Shanghai's glittering core.
6 minute read
April 07, 2014 |

Anglo-American Firms Face Identity Choice in Asia

Should firms like DLA Piper or Hogan Lovells pitch themselves as British or American in Asia? At most firms resulting from transatlantic mergers, the British side brought more to the table in Asia and continues to run the show there. But there are also strong incentives to accentuate their American identities.
6 minute read
January 13, 2014 |

Second City Shanghai

Despite its reputation as China's New York, Shanghai still doesn't compare as a financial—or legal—center. Not to New York, not to Hong Kong, not even to Beijing. A Shanghai office has become dispensable to some international law firms, and Beijing-based firms increasingly dominate the domestic profession. Could policy shifts, including the unveiling of a new Free Trade Zone, start to help Shanghai live up to its amazing skyline?
14 minute read

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