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Trio of law firms advise as offshore leader takes external investment (opens the original)
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Three firms have taken roles advising as Appleby becomes the second offshore firm to take external investment in just six weeks. Ropes & Gray, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and Addleshaw Goddard are all advising on the deal, which will see New York-based investment firm New Mountain Capital take a minority interest in a newly established Cayman Islands company that will indirectly own Appleby Global Group LLC, the managed services organisation (MSO) for Appleby’s law firms and the owner of the Appl
‘When so much money is at stake people do weird things’ – latest twist in Mariana dam saga raises eyebrows (opens the original)
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The long-running Mariana Dam saga took a new twist this week, with the news that a group of ex-Pogust Goodhead lawyers had moved to take over the £36bn group action from their former firm. The claimant-side role on the landmark case is now in dispute, and litigation firm Humphries Kerstetter has been brought in by the client committee for the claimants to advise on replacing Pogust with Bailey Glasser International (BGI).
Dispute breaks out over lead role for Mariana Dam group action claimants (opens the original)
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A group of former Pogust Goodhead lawyers have moved to take over representation of the claimants in the £36bn Mariana Dam litigation, in the latest twist in the landmark group action. In a statement on its website, Bailey Glasser International (BGI), the newly-launched UK arm of US firm Bailey & Glasser, has announced that ‘the client committee for the Mariana litigation in England’ has decided to appoint it to ‘take the case forward’ from Pogust, and that it will be supported by London litigat
Quinn and Cleary advise as KKR agrees record $250m antitrust penalty (opens the original)
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Cleary Gottlieb and Quinn Emanuel have advised private equity giant KKR on a record $250m settlement with the US Department of Justice (DOJ) over violations of federal antitrust rules. The civil penalty is the largest ever imposed under the Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) Act – which governs how acquirers must notify regulators before closing certain types of merger – and more than 20 times the previous record.
‘You can be ultra-high-performing and nice’: Gowling WLG’s new CEO sets out his vision (opens the original)
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Three months into his official tenure as Gowling WLG’s UK chief executive, corporate partner Chris Towle (pictured) is clear that he has not inherited a firm in need of revolution. What is apparent is that an era of flux has been steadied. The early years of former CEO David Fennell’s leadership were transformative for the firm, with the 2014 merger of Birmingham’s Wragge & Co – where Towle started his career in 2004 – and London’s Lawrence Graham followed closely by the tie-up with Canadian fir
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