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Issue: XVII, 9
http://www.lawmoney.com
Cover Story
Features
- Canadian court finds comfort letters are not binding promises.
7 - 8
Stephenson, Michael
- Changing sovereign bonds: the collective respresentation clause
9 - 11
Buchheit, Lee
- Indonesia launches bankruptcy regime
12 - 16
Cartwright, Robert Boggs, Catherine
- How to take Euro high yield debt to US investors
21 - 26
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- Swedish firms debate European integration
28 - 35
Ferguson, Nick
- Danish firms consider international links
36 - 40
Galli, Barbara
- Finnish lawyers enjoy quiet boom
41 - 46
Ferguson, Nick
- Small firms challenge Norway's big four
47 - 56
Galli, Barbara
- Irish law hampers credit derivatives
57 - 58
Lawless, Judith
- West African states aim for legal harmonization
59 - 60
Major, Rebecca
Inside
- Hengeler mueller Weitzel Wirtz creates new strategy for clearing to boost new euro system
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- Sweden's highest billing lawyers, Hammarskiold & Co, reject link with Linklaters & Paines
3 - 3
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- Squire, Sanders & Dempsey prepares to open its first offices in Asia-Pacific: Taipei and Hong Kong
4 - 5
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- Weil Gotshal & Manges partners move to Gadwalader Wickersham & Taft
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- Allen & Overy hires in Frankfurt
5 - 5
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- American Bar Association moves to prevent pay for play on government contracts
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- Wilde Sapte closes New York office
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Cutting Edge
Profile
International Briefings
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