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Latest News Releases
Date Headlines
1 February 2010HTML DocumentMayer Brown adds sixth new partner to London Finance group
News Release - Banking & Finance, United Kingdom / England & Wales

Leading international law firm Mayer Brown announced today the hire of a finance partner to its London office as part of its ongoing strategic growth plans for London. This follows the five finance partner hires within the last four months and builds the London Finance group to 20 partners.

28 January 2010HTML DocumentMayer Brown wins motion to transfer food flavoring cases against Chemtura to federal bankruptcy court
News Release - Environmental, United States

A US District Court judge has granted a motion by Mayer Brown, a leading global law firm, to consolidate and transfer claims from 16 state and federal food flavoring cases against Chemtura Corporation, Chemtura Canada and Citrus & Allied Essences to the Southern District of New York, the jurisdiction of the bankruptcy court overseeing Chemtura’s bankruptcy proceedings.



Latest Media Coverage
Date Headlines
4 February 2010HTML DocumentMortgage investors try to regroup after meltdown
Associated Press
Media Coverage - Global Financial Markets InitiativeSecuritization, United States

Jason Kravitt quoted on mortgage-linked investments. “We're not opposed to regulation ... We did things poorly. But it's got to fit together. The details really matter,” he said.

1 February 2010External DocumentShale boom leaves industry considering US gas
FinancialTimes.com
Media Coverage - Energy, United States

Kevin Shaw quoted on exporting gas from the US. “They’re looking around in all the dark corners, where nobody thought they could profitably exploit the resource,” he said. (

 
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