Financial Times Information has launched its new on-line product FT Discovery. Targeted at the corporate network user, the product has been designed for Windows and Windows 95 applications and can be accessed by telephone dial-up or the Internet. The service, either network or stand-alone PC-based, draws on information from the Financial Times Group’s intellectual property […]
UK NEWCOMER Weil, Gotshal & Manges has cut ties with its London associates Nabarro Nathanson. But both firms maintain the split was amicable, claiming there will be limited competition between the two. Nabarro’s senior partner David Bramson said the practice, which first established links with the New York firm five years ago, would not enter […]
Your correspondent who writes under the name “Eurosceptic” about the question of rights of establishment for lawyers in Europe seems to have got a rather confused idea of what the argument is all about. In fact the CCBE did reach agreement on a draft Establishment Directive for lawyers in October 1992. It was the European […]
* Hypobank was advised by Herbert Smith in the issue of Aus$75m 9.75 per cent Euro Medium Term Notes due 1997
Trafalgar House was advised by Ashurst Morris Crisp in the acquisition and sale to the Baltic Exchange, advised by Norton Rose, of 38 St Mary Axe from St Mary Axe Development, advised by Denton Hall, and the purchase by Trafalgar House of the existing Baltic Exchange site from the exchange. Trafalgar House also bought adjoining […]
Financial adviser Samuel Montagu was advised by Herbert Smith.
Speciality Shops, advised by Frere Cholmeley Bischoff, has acquired a number of freehold properties in Bishop’s Stortford from Guardian Properties for u2.85m, advised by Trowers & Hamlins.
Sturge Holdings, advised by Norton Rose, has introduced holding company Ockham Holdings, to be effected by means of a scheme of arrangement under s.425 of the Companies Act.
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Rushmoor Borough Council is being sued by Sonya Padgett, from Aldershot, who trades as Quality House Reproductions. She is seeking damages for wrongful interference with her goods and excessive distress from non-domestic rates. She is also seeking damages for alleged trespass to her property and a court order banning further such action by the council. […]
THE SIXTEEN-year saga of Peggy Wood’s fight for justice has finally ended amid claims that the Court of Appeal “side-stepped the issue”. Wood hoped to establish that the Law Society owed a duty of care when investigating complaints against solicitors. But the Court of Appeal last week threw out the case on the grounds that […]