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Issue 112, January 70
The latest issue of Europe's leading monthly magazine for business lawyers.
Issue No 112Bookmark PagePrint Page
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Boardroom perspective
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General counsel: vague about value?
You are a general counsel (GC). You may think you contribute significant value to your business – but how do you know? Ho
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Comment
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Streamlining data protection
The European Commission has recently presented a set of proposals for a thorough review of the existing legal framework for the protect
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Country profile
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A flickering light
With spasmodic signs of life flickering back into the Austrian and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) marketplace, Austrian law f
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Banking on the eurozone
When Standard & Poor’s (S&P) lowered the long-term sovereign credit ratings on the Republic from ‘AAA&rsquo
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Uncertain times
Last year was a relatively quiet one for mergers and acquisition activity. In this respect Austria was no different from other countrie
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Features
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Sweeping reform for EU data protection
On 25 January 2012, the European Commission officially unveiled its proposal to comprehensively reform the European Union’s legal
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Between co-operation and capitulation
Picture the scene: a general counsel receives a phone call from reception on a Monday morning. A dozen people are in the foyer from the
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A new dawn for competition
The State Duma of the Russian Federation passed a new package of amendments to the antitrust laws in the third reading on 22 November,
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Alumni tales
At best, exit conversations and processes are currently as good as the highest levels of emotional intelligence of those involved. At w
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In brief
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Greek bailout firms appointed
Athens-based law firm Koutalidis and international firms Allen & Overy (A&O), Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, and
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Vía acquisition boosts Roca Madrid arm
Spain’s fifth-largest independent law firm, Roca Junyent, has strengthened its presence in Madrid with the acquisition of local f
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Beauchamps takes on PwC's Landwell
Dublin-based firm Beauchamps has acquired local firm Landwell Solicitors, the Irish PricewaterhouseCoopers’ law firm. Beauchamps
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Flichy Grangé acquires boutique
Paris-based employment law firm Flichy Grangé Avocats has acquired local health and safety boutique Plichon, a move that earned
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The big deals
Switzerland Leading Zurich law firm Homburger has advised Swiss-headquartered UBS on the issue of its low-trigger contingent conv
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Around Europe
France Global firm Gide Loyrette Nouel has pulled employment specialist Anne Boileau away from Jones Day and into its Paris office, mar
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Sections
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A need to raise the game
In-house legal departments spend much time navel gazing as they attempt to work out how to get recognition in their companies for the i
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Transatlantic dialogue
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SEC fixes gaze on private equity
Election season has arrived in the United States and with Governor Mitt Romney currently the front-runner to win the 2012 Republican no
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