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The facility from RMBV will bankroll the company's purchase of a female-led health care provider in Africa and the Middle East.
The weekly disputes developments summary takes in another Asian cooperation for the SIAC, and a public and environmental lawyer's move from an international firm to a single-office boutique in Germany.
A civil and criminal litigator with high-profile experience has launched the disputes boutique's Paris white-collar practice.
The London-founded firm's New York office has welcomed the health care player's global litigation vice president, marking his return to private practice in New York. Linklaters has hired Erik Haas as a partner in its New York-based US litigation, arbitration and investigations practice, effective yesterday (1 September). Haas has arrived from Johnson & Johnson, where he served nearly six years as worldwide vice president of litigation, steering the international health care giant on i
The Central and Eastern Europe-focused ADR industry group has announced the latest round of appointments, stemming from its first election since its founding three years ago. The Arbitration Association of Central and Eastern Europe (ArbCEE) announced on 1 September the results of its first election since its formation. Officially launched by 20 founding members on 7 June 2023 in Bratislava, the Prague-headquartered organisation's rulebook mandates that its 11-strong board be elected every
The weekly disputes developments summary is dominated by moves in London and DC, while a number of new firms have launched. Indonesia is where this week's round-up begins, as Dentons' Jakarta outpost Dentons HPRP has hired former EY senior tax manager Rita Mansjur as a partner from Mazars, adding deep expertise in tax including associated disputes, litigation, appeals and judicial review challenges. Moving to Malaysia, Adnan Sundra & Low has welcomed a new partner in Syuhaini Safwa
An Irwin Mitchell partner with experience across an array of construction mandates has moved to Fladgate. Fladgate announced today (7 September) the hire of Alex Delin as a partner in its London disputes practice, and its wider construction, projects, infrastructure and energy group. Arriving from Irwin Mitchell, where he was hired as a partner two years ago, Delin acts for an array of engineering and construction sector players such as developers and finance providers, as well as contract
A proposed reform will affect the Latin American country's existing national anti-corruption organisation, granting the organising body's advisory opinions mandatory force for the first time. Mexico's current anti-corruption framework is likely to undergo significant changes later this year. Driven by President Claudia Sheinbaum of the ruling Morena party, the raft of reforms is scheduled to be debated in the country's parliament beginning in September. The proposals aim to go some
A former legal officer at the WTO Appellate Body has left Baker McKenzie for Mayer Brown. Mayer Brown has recruited Pablo Bentes as a partner in its Brussels international trade practice, effective Monday (7 September). Bentes joins from the Geneva office of Baker McKenzie, where he spent just shy of seven years at partner level, including a stint as head of global international economic disputes. He brings over two decades' experience concerning trade negotiations, investigations and
An ex-Quinn Emanuel London litigator has joined a New Zealand set, a new white-collar boutique has launched in Geneva and a Gibraltar practitioner has relocated to London. New Zealand barristers' chambers Shortland Chambers has added Alex Nelder as a member. Formerly a senior associate at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan in London, Nelder's broad disputes practice spans insolvency, fraud and contract matters. In South Korea, Peter & Kim has made a dual hire: Jin-uk (Joseph) Ki
