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In-house interview: CPA Global GC Ruth Daniels

As you might expect from a legal outsourcer, value and efficiency are compulsory for CPA Global’s GC Ruth Daniels International intellectual property (IP) management business CPA Global has built much of its business by pitching IP and legal services outsourcing (LSO) direct to multinational companies. While most of the work CPA handles in the LSO space […]

DLA Piper appoints Linos Choo as shipping partner

DLA Piper has appointed Linos Choo as a partner in the international shipping team, part of the litigation and regulatory group. Choo was formerly a senior associate in the shipping team at DLA Piper before moving to Squire Sanders (now Squire Patton Boggs) as a partner in 2010. Specialising in all aspects of marine work, […]

DLA Piper hires Catherine Pogorzelsk as corporate partner in Luxembourg office

DLA Piper has appointed Catherine Pogorzelski as a corporate partner in its Luxembourg office. She joins from Arendt & Medernach where she was active in the private equity and real estate/investment funds group. Pogorzelski is a respected funds lawyer with experience in advising investors and fund managers on the structuring, formation and management of alternative investment funds, particularly within […]

Gateley member speaks at London Summit on Commercial Dispute Resolution in China

Gateley dispute resolution partner and experienced mediator Gerard Khoshnaw spoke at the recent London Summit on Commercial Dispute Resolution in China, which was held at Queen Mary University. Khoshnaw was among a select group of expert speakers invited to present. A range of issues were discussed surrounding legal developments in commercial dispute resolution that British and Chinese companies […]

Taylor Wessing goes large with US launch

Last week in its promotions round Taylor Wessing once again favoured Germany – just as it had in 2012 and 2013. Was this an attempt to throw the market off the scent of its bigger picture plans: its impending US launch? Having invested heavily in Europe and Asia, the firm isn’t messing around with its […]

Virgin

A&O, Herbies and Macfarlanes keep Virgin panel spots after review

Allen & Overy (A&O), Herbert Smith Freehills and Macfarlanes are among eight firms to have retained positions of Virgin Group’s panel following an informal review. Virgin Group launched a full audit of its legal advisory roster with the aim of assessing the existing relationships with its panel firms in November (12 November 2013). The wide-ranging […]

DLA Piper hires Lytle and Cartwright to real-estate practice in Phoenix

DLA Piper has announced that Kevin Lytle and Craig Cartwright have joined the firm’s real-estate practice as partners in the Phoenix office. Lytle and Cartwright have a diverse real-estate transactional practice focused on representing public and private real-estate investment vehicles and other commercial entities. Over the past three years, they have handled more than $4bn (£2.3bn) […]

No5 Chambers’ barristers represent defendants in football match-fixing case

Barristers from No5 Chambers have represented the defendants in a football match-fixing case. Chann Sankaran and Krishna Ganeshan, businessmen from Singapore, and Michael Boateng, former Whitehawk FC defender, have been convicted of conspiracy to commit bribery after plotting to fix the results of football matches. Sankaran and Ganeshan have been sentenced to five years, and […]

No5 Chambers’ David Howker QC defends in Mansfield body-in-garden case

David Howker QC from No5 Chambers has defended in a case involving the discovery of a body in the garden of a Mansfield property. Susan and Christopher Edwards have been found guilty of the murder of Patricia and William Wycherley, Susan Edwards’ parents, after shooting them and burying them in their back garden in Mansfield […]