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  • Norton Rose Fulbright cuts ties with Russia over ‘brutal invasion’ of Ukraine

    March 7, 2022

    Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has confirmed it is shutting down its operations in Russia.

  • A growing list: TMF Group closes services to all Russian clients

    March 7, 2022

    The TMF Group is to stop services to all Russian clients, it confirmed in a statement. The professional services group joins a growing list of businesses who have halted their operations in the country following its invasion of neighbouring Ukraine. The Amsterdam-headquartered firm said that as people and banks are added to sanction lists, from [...]

  • ‘Appalling’ war prompts Linklaters to pull out of Russia and close down its entire Moscow office after 30 years

    March 7, 2022

    Legal giant Linklaters confirmed to City PM it is closing down its entire Russian operations, after a presence of more than three decades. In an email, the Magic Circle law firm said that, after careful consideration and “as the appalling war in Ukraine continues, we will wind down our operations in Russia and close our [...]

  • Weekend Explainer: Why has Gordon Brown said Vladimir Putin should face a Nuremberg-style tribunal?

    March 5, 2022

    Today, at an online event hosted by Chatham House, former UK prime minister Gordon Brown called on countries to set up a special tribunal, in line with the model used in the Nuremberg trials, to punish Vladimir Putin over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Speaking at the Chatham House event alongside Ukraine’s foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba, [...]

  • German court tells ResearchGate to take down academic papers following copyright lawsuit

    March 4, 2022

    A German court has said academic social media website ResearchGate must take down research papers that were uploaded onto its website by academics, after ruling in favour of two academic publishers, who claimed ResearchGate’s activities break copyright laws. The Munich court said ResearchGate, which has 20 million users worldwide, must take down research papers that [...]

  • Eversheds cuts links with Russia after denying it works for oligarchs

    March 4, 2022

    London law firm Eversheds has said that it is not currently working for the Russian government, Russian oligarchs, or the the Russian Federation’s state-owned firms, after vowing to cut links with Russia. In a statement, Eversheds said it now intends to refuse any offers of work from “Russian entities,” as it confirmed that all of [...]

  • Kremlin bans citizens from calling for sanctions against Russia after denying plans to institute martial law

    March 4, 2022

    Russia’s Duma has introduced a new law to ban citizens from calling for sanctions to be imposed on Russia, and said those found guilty may be forced into “obligatory labour” for up to three years. Russians who call for sanctions to be imposed on Russia, over its invasion of Ukraine, could face fines of up [...]

  • Dutch law firm nicknamed ‘the Kremlin office’ cuts ties with Russian government

    March 3, 2022

    A DUTCH law firm, which came to be known as “the Kremlin office” due to the work it carried out on behalf of the Russian government, has cut its links to the Putin regime, in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Amsterdam headquartered firm Houthoff, which also has offices in the City, also vowed not [...]

  • British human rights lawyer flees Hong Kong after meeting with national security police

    March 3, 2022

    A British human rights lawyer has left Hong Kong after being ordered to meet with the city-state’s National Security police. British barrister Paul Harris, the former head of the Hong Kong Bar Association, got on a flight to Turkey, after attending an interview with Hong Kong police officers over alleged violations of Hong Kong’s national [...]

  • Plans to crack down on money laundering may be vulnerable to loopholes, campaigners say

    March 3, 2022

    Campaigners have warned that the government’s plans to crack down on “foreign criminals” laundering money through the UK property market, may be vulnerable to loopholes. The comments come after the government set out plans to force those who own UK property through foreign-registered shell companies to reveal their true identities. The plans will see the [...]

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