Headlines • Olympus Case Raises Litigation Stakes in Japan • JP Morgan Lawyer Moves to DLA Piper Hong Kong • Three Firms on Macau Power Deal • Goodwin Procter Adds Two Partners in Hong Kong • Freshfields Leads on Massive Citic Restructuring • China Announces GSK Charges The Japanese electronics company is now facing some 20 lawsuits over its 2011 accounting fraud scandal, in which executives admitted concealing losses over a period of 13 years. The $851 million in damages sought represents something of a milestone in litigation-averse Japan, though obstacles remain to further large-scale cases. Read More » Julia Gorham, who previously headed Asia litigation for the investment bank, will lead DLA Piper's employment practice in the region. Read More » A Chinese state-owned company is acquiring a 38 percent stake in Macau's sole power company for $312 million. Read More » Christopher Yu and Andrew Yang were previously associates at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton and Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, respectively. Read More » A Hong Kong subsidiary of the Chinese state-owned investment company is acquiring the assets of its parent for $37 billion. Read More » The Chinese government said Wednesday it had concluded a corruption investigation into the British pharmaceutical giant and would be charging three former executives, including the company's China legal director. Read More » |
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