Burges Salmon lead on £100M Pension deal Paid Members Public
Burges Salmon advised Insurer Canada Life as it finalized a £100 million pension deal.
Dentons and Travers face off in in Cinema dispute Paid Members Public
Sony's Columbia Pictures is suing Wanda Kids for $49 million, claiming the media company failed to pay for shares in Vampire Squid Productions it had agreed to buy.
Why are US firms leaving China? Paid Members Public
In Short: Several top US law firms are packing up their Shanghai offices, thanks to a slowdown in financial activity and some tricky business vibes. What's Going On?
Eversheds Sutherland and Thompsons Represent Heathrow Express and Ex-Employees in Appeal Over Lifelong Travel Benefits Paid Members Public
In Short: Heathrow Express must readdress breach of contract claims from former employees who argue they lost their lifelong travel benefits upon redundancy. An appellate tribunal found the initial ruling flawed, questioning whether employees had truly forfeited their rights by accepting a one-time payment.
Key Laws that will pass or fail after the UK Election Paid Members Public
The UK election is coming up. Question: what happens to all those bills the current Government has been working on?
Saudi Arabia Preps Aramco Share Sale Paid Members Public
Saudi Arabia is set to sell more shares of its oil giant Aramco, aiming to rake in over $10 billion.
