Ashurst hires Bakers finance trio in Germany
Ashurst has hired a three-lawyer team from Baker McKenzie’s banking and finance group in Germany.
Linklaters loses another partner to Latham in Germany
Latham & Watkins has hired another partner from Linklaters’ German operations, recruiting corporate lawyer Nikolaos Paschos.
Linklaters hires Clifford Chance Frankfurt partner
Linklaters has added Christopher Kellett to the German arm of its private equity practice just months after his retirement from magic circle rival Clifford Chance.
Clifford Chance names new Germany PE head
Clifford Chance has named co-head of corporate Anselm Raddatz as its new head of private equity in Germany.
European 100 2017: France and Ireland lead the diversity charge
The number of female partners working in independent European firms has risen by almost a third in five years, data gathered for The Lawyer European 100 2017 reveals.
Revealed: Germany dominates international firms’ investment in Europe
Germany has been confirmed as the engine room of Continental Europe’s legal activity, with a full third of partners working in international firms’ European offices based in the country.
Global firms turn to Germany as the new ‘hotspot’ in Europe
The German real estate market is booming. As part of the research for The Lawyer’s Global 200 Real Estate report, we asked the world’s largest property practices where they are currently seeing most activity from clients.
Dentons boosts Germany with Clifford Chance and Bakers hires
Dentons has hired two partners and two associates from Clifford Chance and Baker McKenzie to strengthen its banking and finance practice in Germany.
Why technology start-ups turn to Germany’s law firms
German lawyers are working hard to help the burgeoning number of clients with tech-related legal requirements
Former KWM Germany head joins EY Law
Former King & Wood Mallesons Germany managing partner Stefan Krüger has joined EY Law’s Frankfurt office as a partner.
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CMS UK will take back power from Germany with three-way merger
CMS’s German partners have voiced concerns about the UK arm steamrolling ahead with its three-way merger with Nabarro and Olswang. 10 Oct: Nabarro and Olswang to disappear as CMS merger agreed
Would Brexit mean the end of the Unified Patent Court?
The Unitary European Patent system aims to support innovation by cutting red tape, costs and save time by automatically validating a single patent in all EU countries that have ratified the Unified Patent Court treaty and which have at the same time adhered to the UE regulation on the European unitary patent.