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  • German firm Haarmann Hemmelrath has announced that it will open an office in London during the first quarter of 2000.
  • François Poudelet has led a team from Allen & Overy Paris advising CDC Marchés on the first issues of obligations foncières, the French equivalent of German Pfandbriefe.
  • Time is running out for Singapore lawyers. When the legal reform bill becomes law, expected this month, the attorney general will be able to approve up to five joint ventures and five formal alliances between foreign and local law firms.
  • Regulation of Take-Overs: Providing information to a potential bidder By Konrad Siegler of Martonyi es Kajtar Baker & McKenzie, Budapest
  • Gómez Pinzón & Asociados Bogotá
  • Corporate Governance advances in Mexico By John E Rogers and Adrian Zubikarai A Ball, Mexico City
  • US firm Perkins Coie has expanded its China practice group by poaching a group of partners from Baker & McKenzie.
  • Landwell, the network of PricewaterhouseCoopers law firms, has gained a South African member. Bell Dewar & Hall, based in Johannesburg, has become part of the Landwell network with effect from January 1 2000.
  • Asia Law & Practice, the publishers of AsiaLaw Profiles 2000, would like to point out the following errata:
  • Herbert Smith has hired its first Thai partner to help staff the firm's Bangkok office. Kowit Somwaiya joined the UK firm on November 23 from local firm George & Kowit, where he was one of the name partners.