Tag: Kennedys

Market and clients alike bear witness: which Chinese and international law firms have truly stood out?

Kennedys welcomes return of Emily Duncan as lead counsel for employment law in its corporate and commercial team in Hong Kong

Kennedys appoints Trevor Ho, from Australian law firm Colin Biggers & Paisley, as a partner in Singapore

James Melvin, the newly appointed regional managing partner for Asia-Pacific at Kennedys, has identified cyber and data insurance

Kennedys hires Iain Anderson as partner to boost marine and insurance practice in Singapore

Kennedys boosts HK disputes team with partner Wilson Fung from JSM as part of wider Asia expansion

Asia Business Law Journal reveals the leading talent in Singapore’s legal profession

Kennedys has appointed Kevin Tan as a director in Singapore, enhancing its commercial litigation and arbitration practice

China Business Law Journal reveals its top performing law firms of 2023  

Kennedys strengthens its insurance practice by adding three partners and a team of 16, enhancing services in Melbourne and Australia

Global law firm Kennedys appoints Mark Errington as a partner in its Singapore office, effective in July 2024

Kennedys has intensified its insurance practice in Sydney with the addition of a seasoned team of 13, joining from Clyde & Co

Kennedys has strengthened its presence in Australia’s insurance landscape through the addition of Lucinda Lyons as a partner

India Business Law Journal is pleased to present its selection of the top 15 foreign law firms for India-related work

Clyde & Co has announced plans to open a Bangkok office, hiring Ian Johnston and Sorawat Wongkaweepairot as a partner and legal director, respectively

China Business Law Journal reveals the law firms that have excelled in the past year    

India Business Law Journal identifies 50 promising lawyers who are poised for greater success

Recovering global demand is softening the impact of the pandemic on Thailand. While travel restrictions continue taking a heavy toll on the tourism sector, a major contributor to the economy, the country has rolled out an extensive and comprehensive package to kick-start a rebound.

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues, the international legal community has condemned not just with words, but by boycotting Russian business and transactions