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Eversheds makes twin banking and finance hire in Dubai from King & Spalding

Mike Rainey and Asal Saghari both join as partners to grow firm’s Middle East footprint

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Hogan Lovells, NRF guide merger to form UK’s largest listed infrastructure investment firm

Carey Olsen also acts in HICL Infrastructure’s £5.3bn merger with The Renewables Infrastructure Group

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Women GCs network The Eagle Club calls on employers to improve support for IVF treatment

New report offers guidelines and policy considerations to help employees impacted by fertility treatment

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Wellness franchisor Xponential Fitness hires legal chief from European Wax Center

Gavin O’Connor brought in to replace CLO Andrew Hagopian

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Geradin Partners boosts Finnish arm with partner hire from local rival

Brussels-based firm secures former head of competition at Borenius

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Ashurst and Perkins Coie announce landmark $2.7bn transatlantic merger

Tie-up to create top 20 global law firm by revenue with more than 3,000 lawyers

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Big win for Pogust Goodhead as UK’s High Court rules BHP liable for Brazil dam collapse

Anglo-Australian miner found liable for 2015 Mariana dam disaster under Brazilian law in multi-billion pound London litigation

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Gibson Dunn, Cooley advise on Merck’s $9.2bn purchase of flu drug-maker Cidara

Gibson Dunn also advised Merck on its $10bn acquisition of Verona Pharma earlier this year

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Akin to shutter Singapore office

Closure of eight-lawyer office next year to leave Akin with Hong Kong as sole branch in Asia

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Withers adds art lawyer and historian to newly formed US art and advisory team

Frank Lord joins as senior counsel, alongside contemporary art expert Sarina Taylor, who joins as an associate

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Paul Hastings, Jones Day and Eversheds advise on Parker’s acquisition of Filtration Group

Parker Hannifin agrees to pay $9.25bn for the filtration tech innovator

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McDermott considers tapping private equity investment

Firm explores restructuring to meet ethics rules that could set precedent in US

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Norton Rose Fulbright and South Africa arm to split

Offices in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban to become independent next year, making NRF latest international firm to pull out of South Africa

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Squire Patton Boggs to open in Azerbaijan

Firm’s 48th global office to be led by SPB white collar partner Richard Gibbon

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