Making partner: Slaughter and May promotes four in London Legal Business Slaughter and May has boosted its partnership ranks in the City with its latest promotions round resulting in four new…
Winning work: Cooley’s London office acts alongside Slaughters on £168m shale gas deal Legal Business US firm Cooley is underway on making good on its ambitious City plans, winning a mandate from IGas, the UK’s…
A £4.3bn deal: Skadden and Freshfields take lead roles on Rexam takeover Legal Business Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer have advised two of the world’s largest beverage can makers…
A £1.2bn deal: Shearman, Slaughters and Paul Weiss advise on Fairfax’s takeover of Brit Legal Business Shearman & Sterling and Slaughter and May are among firms to have landed roles advising on Canadian insurance group Fairfax’s £1.2bn takeover…
Trainee retention: Slaughter and May keeps on 88% of its spring 2015 qualifiers Daniel Coyne Slaughter and May has become the third Magic Circle firm to announce the retention level of its spring 2015 qualifying…
Strangling the golden goose – Nigel Boardman on why English law needs reform Legal Business Slaughter and May‘s Nigel Boardman, James Shirbin and Andrew Blake argue that English law needs drastic reform to remain internationally…
Slaughters, Davis Polk and Skadden cash in on Shire’s biggest ever takeover Legal Business Dublin-headquartered Shire, took to the January sales with the $1.5bn it received in a break-fee from US pharma giant AbbVie…
Strangling the golden goose – English law needs reform Legal Business Slaughter and May’s Nigel Boardman, James Shirbin and Andrew Blake argue that English law needs drastic reform to remain internationally…
‘The pharma sector is very busy’: Slaughters, Davis Polk and Skadden win roles on Shire’s $5.2bn acquisition Legal Business Slaughter and May was called upon by longstanding pharmaceutical client Shire on its biggest acquisition to date as it purchased…
‘Culture of valuing and recognising everyone’s contribution’: Slaughters unveils bumper associate bonus package Legal Business Slaughter and May has increased the size of its annual bonuses, with associates qualified for more than four and a…
‘We are a true partnership’: Slaughter and May names Wittmann new practice head as CC re-elects senior partner Legal Business Slaughter and May has appointed David Wittmann as the firm’s practice partner with the role’s current holder, partner Paul Olney,…
The Friday Edit: Lloyds unveils panel, LB unveils The Disputes Yearbook and Slaughters’ magic still mesmerises the profession Legal Business It’s that time of the week again, dear readers, where we help you look back at the interesting legal happenings…
Comment: Never mind the magic, feel the substance – Slaughters has only one shot at staying relevant Legal Business During its 125th anniversary year, Slaughter and May still divides the industry like no other institution. For its admirers, it…
Never mind the magic, feel the substance Legal Business During its 125th anniversary year, Slaughter and May still divides the industry like no other institution. For its admirers, it…
The new boy – can Ryde & co keep Slaughters’ deal team on top? Tom Moore The City’s top deal shop has a new corporate head. Legal Business meets Andy Ryde and asks if Slaughters can…
‘We would expect to bring in a few more lateral hires’ -Slaughter and May loses London tax partner to Greenberg Traurig Maher Legal Business Having broken with tradition in making its first-ever lateral hire this year, Slaughter and May has seen a rare departure…
Shearman & Sterling and Slaughters lead on Bridgepoint’s £212m purchase of Moneycorp Legal Business Shearman & Sterling has advised European private equity group Bridgepoint on its £212m acquisition of Moneycorp, a foreign exchange provider,…
Slaughters and HSF lead as BHP Billiton undergoes major demerger Legal Business Slaughter and May corporate partners Richard de Carle and Susannah Macknay are spearheading a demerger at mining giant BHP Billiton,…
Slaughters posts high trainee retention rate while BLP keeps on 83% Tom Moore Slaughter and May, which is well known for its high retention rates, has kept on 33 out of its 34…
Slaughter and May acts for Serious Fraud Office as it pays out £4.5m in Tchenguiz battle Legal Business Within days of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) settling the first Tchenguiz case for £3m, the agency has agreed its…
