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  • The German government has been formulating plans for energy reform since early 1996 and a new energy bill has finally been completed. By Jan Byok of Wessing
  • Firms in Asia are all looking to restructuring to survive but who’s really bringing in the corporate recovery work in the region? Alison Shaw reports from Hong Kong
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  • Denmark adapts to the euro
  • US law firm Weil Gotshal & Manges is advising the City of Krakow on its Dm66 million ($40 million) eurobond issue. The deal, which was challenging to structure because of the Polish authorization procedure, has raised hopes in the market.
  • UK firm Freshfields has appointed US arbitration lawyer Eric Schwartz, a former partner in the Paris office of Salans Hertzfeld & Heilbronn, as partner in its arbitration practice. Resident in the Paris office of Freshfields, Schwartz expects to take advantage of a greater depth of resources than he found at his old firm.
  • Lord Irvine, the Lord Chancellor, has appointed a new chairman for the UK Law Commission, the body responsible for examining possible reforms to legislation. Justice Robert Carnwath will take up his position in February.
  • The Helsinki office of White & Case is advising the Republic of Finland and Sonera Group on the sale of the government’s 21.9% stake in Sonera. The transaction is the largest equity offering to date by a Finnish issuer as a total value of over $1.4 billion.