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Eight more partners have left New York-based law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf -- including a five-strong infrastructure team -- taking the overall 2012 partner loss to more than 60, according the US website the Am Law Daily. | 14yrs



Russia has become the latest member of a leading international anti-bribery club - a move that will elicit some scepticism and bemusement from many global lawyers practising in the jurisdiction. | 14yrs


The eurozone's debt crisis has forced bondholders to reach for their lawyers following various haircuts, writes Steven Friel, and the search for legal remedies will only increase as developments in Spain, Italy and possibly France worsen | 14yrs



Many legal profession traditionalists have reacted to the recent launch of a new breed of legal disciplinary partnership and fee structure with open hostility. But, argues Karl Chapman, the old guard will be left drowning in the wake of modernisation | 14yrs


Economists may have been pointing over the last few days to China's worst growth figures for three years, but the analysts at one global law firm are bucking that view and remaining positive about the far eastern giant. | 14yrs




Holiday Law: the law relating to travel and tourism, 5th Ed Published by: Sweet & Maxwell Authors: David Grant, Stephen Mason March 2012 P/B £39.95 ISBN: 9780414046122 | 14yrs


Islamic Finance: law and practice Published by: Oxford University Press Authors: Various Edited by: Craig R Nethercott and David M Eisenberg March 2012 H/B £155 ISBN: 9780199566945 | 14yrs


An inside job; out of tune in Azerbaijan; more Facebook frolics; kidney trouble; courtroom bowel problems; sick of jury service; and a tattoo trauma | 14yrs







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