Australian Lawyers Question Controversial Contingency Fee Proposals

Headlines • Australian Lawyers Question Controversial Contingency Fee Proposals • Three Asia-Based Partners Exit DLA Piper • JSA, Allen & Overy on ONGC Videsh's Bond Sale • K&L Gates Leads Indonesia's First Euro Note Issue • Clyde & Co Adds Beijing Partner • Malwarebytes Accepts its First Outside Investment Australian Lawyers Question Controversial Contingency Fee Proposals An Australian government panel has made a controversial recommendation that lawyers be allowed to collect a percentage of an award won by their clients, something not currently allowed in the country. But Attorney-General George Brandis is against the idea. But there is one point on which the AG agrees with the panel: regulating litigation funders. Read More » Three Asia-Based Partners Exit DLA Piper The moves are the latest in a number of departures for the firm in the region. Read More » JSA, Allen & Overy on ONGC Videsh's Bond Sale The state-run oil and gas company sold $2.2 billion worth of dollar- and euro-denominated notes. Read More » K&L Gates Leads Indonesia's First Euro Note Issue The Southeast Asian country sold the seven-year bonds on the Singapore and Frankfurt stock exchanges. Read More » Clyde & Co Adds Beijing Partner Patrick Zheng moves over from Clifford Chance, where he was co-head of the firm's arbitration practice in China and Hong Kong. Read More » Malwarebytes Accepts its First Outside Investment The antivirus startup company Malwarebytes Corp. accepted $30 million in Series A funding from venture capital firm Highland Capital Partners to help expand its security technologies, Highland Capital Partners said Thursday. Read More »

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