
Mayer Brown International LLP
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201 Bishopsgate London, England
EC2M 3AF
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Antitrust, Appellate, Asia, Bankruptcy, Biotech, Pharma & Life Science, Chemicals, Collateralized Debt Obligation, Company Secretarial, Construction & Engineering, Corporate & Securities, Corporate Governance, Derivatives, E-commerce, Emerging Companies, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation, Employee Share Incentives, Employment & Labour, Energy, Environment, Finance, Financial Services, Global Trade, Government, Government Contracts, Health Care, Information Technology, Insurance & Reinsurance, Intellectual Property, International Arbitration, Investment Management, Latin America, Legislative, Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Natural Resources, Outsourcing, Pensions, PPP/PFI & Infrastructure, Private Equity, Private Investment Fund, Pro Bono, Professional Practices, Project Finance, Property Rights, Public Law, Rail, Real Estate, Regulated Industries, Restructuring & Insolvency, Securitisation, Tax Controversy & Transfer Pricing, Tax Transactions & Consulting, Telecommunications & Media, Venture & Technology, Wealth Management.
Documents by Lawyers at this office
Court Sides with PPF in "Ilford" Case
Richard Marshall Evans, Sally Taylor, November 18, 2009
The High Court has ruled in Independent Trustee Services Limited v Hope & others that a proposed arrangement which would have "selected against" the Pension Protection Fund would not be a proper exercise of a trustee's powers.
EU Batteries Directive -- Have You Complied with Your Obligations?
Michael Hutchinson, Georgina Seward, November 18, 2009
A new regime governing the supply of batteries (or products containing them) within the European Economic Area ("EEA") came into force in 2006 under the EU Batteries Directive. The regime affects all those involved in the batteries supply chain wherever they are based. This includes...
Reform of Electronic Communications in the EU -- One Step Closer
Gillian Sproul, November 18, 2009
On 5 November, the European Commission ("Commission") announced that a committee of representatives from the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers had reached agreement on the reform of the existing EU regulatory framework for electronic communications.
Year Established: 1881
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