Roundtable: Business Crime Defence 2013
Four internationally renowned business crime defence lawyers come together in this feature to discuss the key issues facing lawyers in this field today. Gary Lincenberg of Bird Marella Boxer Wolpert Nessim Drooks & Lincenberg, Gerallt Owen of Withers Singapore, David Stetler of Stetler Duffy & Robert Ltd and Harry Travers of BCL Burton Copeland talk about levels of activity, enforcement and competition in the legal market in their jurisdictions.
Corporate Counsel Q&A: Mexico 2013
Who’s Who Legal spoke to Rodrigo Pérez Elizundia, legal counsel and corporate governance director at ThyssenKrupp Uhde/Mexico, a leading engineering company in the design and construction of chemical, refining and other industrial plants. The Mexico subsidiary was founded in 1982 and has a workforce of almost 400. Mr Pérez Elizundia joined the group in 2008; previously he worked as in-house corporate lawyer at Tenaris-Tamsa, an international industrial group, supplier for the energy industry. Mr Pérez Elizundia has specialised in corporate and business law.
Corporate Counsel Q&A: Regulatory Communications 2013 - UK
April French of Who’s Who Legal spoke to Robyn Durie, regulatory director at Everything Everywhere, the UK's only 4G mobile network operator, concerning the company’s recent activities, the challenges of adapting to changing regulations and the skills she looks for in external counsel.
M-Payment in Africa: Great Means to Great Ends?
Diane Mullenex and Anne-Sophie Mouren of Ichay & Mullenex Associés explain the evolution of the mobile payment market across Africa and the need for better regulation and harmonisation of rules to strengthen its growth.
The Cayman Islands: an Alternative Approach to the Cape Town Convention
Richard Munden of Walkers explains how the Cayman Islands became a front-running jurisdiction for the financing of commercial aircraft for lessors and airlines and other operators across the globe.
Roundtable: Aviation 2013
The International Who’s Who of Aviation Lawyers has brought together four of the world’s leading practitioners to discuss alternative financing methods, shifts in dispute work, changing regulation and increased competition within the aviation marketplace.
Regulatory Developments in the Netherlands: The Solitary Dutch Approach – Issues of Interest for the Industry
Feyo Sickinghe of Bird & Bird explains the new EU telecoms package and its impact on net neutrality, unsolicited communication, cookies, data usuage and the competition law relating to regulatory communications within Europe.
Roundtable: Regulatory Communications 2013
The International Who’s Who of Regulatory Communications Lawyers has brought together four of the leading practitioners in the world to discuss issues concerning the cross-over between law and practice, the relationship between the law and regulatory authorities, technological dominance in the market and the changing face of regulatory law practices.
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