Gibson Dunn Awarded Singapore License

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP is pleased to announce it has been awarded a Qualifying Foreign Law Practice (QFLP) license by the Singapore Ministry of Law (MinLaw) to practice in permitted areas of Singapore law which include corporate work (M&A, private equity), project finance, banking & finance, capital markets, energy, international arbitration, intellectual property, fund formation and restructuring.

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King & Wood Mallesons Advises on Sale of Bluewaters Power Station

King & Wood Mallesons has advised an international syndicate of 15 international lenders in connection with the successful sale of Griffin Power and Griffin Power 2, owners and operators of the Bluewaters power stations in Western Australia to Sumitomo Corporation and The Kansai Electric Power Company Inc. King & Wood Mallesons worked with Ferrier Hodgson to assist the syndicate.

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Top Civil Defense Brown Eassa and McLeod Attorneys Join Sedgwick

On March 1, the attorneys from the top-tier trial and litigation defense firm of Brown Eassa & McLeod LLP will join Sedgwick LLP. Brown Eassa is a well-known civil defense firm, with a breadth of experience in product liability, class action, commercial litigation, mass tort, labor and employment, and environmental matters. Seven partners and their team of associates will be based in Sedgwick’s San Francisco office, and one partner and one associate will work out of Sedgwick’s Los Angeles office.

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Mayer Brown JSM Advises Fincantieri on the US$1.2 Billion Acquisition of Singapore-listed STX OSV

Mayer Brown JSM is acting as lead international counsel to Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri, the world’s largest builder of cruise ships and a major player in the naval industry, on its acquisition of a 50.75 percent stake in Singapore-listed STX OSV. The total value of the transaction, including the acquisition and the mandatory cash offer to be made in compliance with the rules of the Singapore Code on Take-overs and Mergers, will amount to approximately US$1.2 billion (€900 million).

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