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  • Deals activity takes off

    The evidence at this point is anecdotal, but Lawyers Weekly has noted an increase in major deals coming across the desk this week. Capital raisings are going gangbusters, with Mallesons, Minter Ellison, Freehills and Corrs all scoring seats on the table at major rights issues. Also this week, two historic...
    Posted to Top Stories by Lawyers Weekly on Thu, Oct 1 2009
    Filed under: a, Minter Ellison, deals, Freehills, corrs chambers westgarth, Allens Arthur Robinson, Mallesons, M&amp
  • Allens/Corrs act on proposed acquisition of Felix

    Deal summary: Allens Arthur Robinson is acting for Felix Resources (Felix), the Queensland-based coal producer, in regards to its proposed acquisition by leading Chinese resource company Yanzhou Coal Mining Company Limited (Yanzhou). Subject to regulatory approvals, the transaction, valued at around...
    Posted to Deals by Lawyers Weekly on Thu, Aug 13 2009
    Filed under: deals, AAR, Allens Arthur Robinson, corrs chambers westgarth, China, mining, Andrew Knox, coal, Felix, Yanzhou, A, M&amp
  • Through good times and bad

    THROUGH GOOD TIMES AND BAD With all the talk of depression in the law over the last few weeks, I couldn’t help but think of a bigger picture – that of the umbrella of a profession in supporting and protecting its individuals. For the most part, lawyers seemed lucky. Few job types, and indeed professionals...
    Posted to LW Blog by Lawyers Weekly on Wed, Nov 19 2008
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  • Wallmans celebrates a century

    One of Adelaide’s oldest law firms, Wallmans Lawyers, celebrated their 100th birthday on September 25, with more than 400 clients, supporters and friends at the National Wine Centre in Adelaide. Special guests included heads of business and industry in South Australia, including D’Arry Osborn, master...
    Posted to Social Diary by Lawyers Weekly on Wed, Nov 19 2008
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