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What we say about the firm's legal practice in China
Banking and finance
Within Foreign firms, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP is a third tier firm,
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP advised long-standing client Standard Chartered Bank in connection with multiple banking and finance transactions, including the financing of a major commercial real estate asset in the central business district of Shanghai. The team also advised on one of the largest ever cross-border energy projects between China, Malaysia and Vietnam. Hong Kong partners Michelle Taylor and Christopher Stephens are recommended. Hong Kong of counsel Donna Healy is a leading structured and cross-border finance lawyer in Asia.
Corporate & M&A
Within Foreign firms, tier 4
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP’s Jeffrey Sun joined as a partner in Shanghai in 2011 from Latham & Watkins LLP, Thomas Man rejoined in Beijing from Hogan Lovells International LLP, and Hong Kong and Shanghai-based Billy Wong was admitted as partner. The team advised ArcelorMittal, the world’s largest steel company in setting up a joint venture in Hunan; and the practice is especially noted for its issuer/company-side representation for Chinese companies in Hong Kong. Hong Kong and Beijing-based Edwin Luk, and Shanghai-based Elizabeth Cole are the practice leaders.
Dispute resolution
Within Foreign firms, tier 4
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP’s practice includes IP litigation specialist Xiang Wang. It recently advised a consortium of private equity funds on enforcing security; this was based on alleged breaches of various transaction documents concerning a real estate investment in PRC. Ford appointed the firm as arbitrator to help resolve IP issues related to the $1.8bn acquisition of Volvo from Ford by Zhejiang Geely Holding.
Employment
Within Foreign firms Other recommended firms
Intellectual property
Within Foreign firms, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP is a third tier firm,
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP’s Xiang Wang leads a team in Beijing that worked in conjunction with the firm’s US office to advise Microsoft in one of the largest computer abuse cases in China. The case was brought against 278 domains registered to Chinese domain registrars. It is also representing Disney in the production of High School Musical: China, advising it on copyright, trade mark and merchandise strategy.
Legal market overview
Within Legal market overview,
The international firms also poached from their rivals; Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP’s Beijing office welcomed Li Li from Debevoise & Plimpton’s Shanghai office; and corporate lawyers Thomas Man and Brad Herrold joined Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP in Beijing from Hogan Lovells International LLP. In Shanghai, Michael Chin joined Hogan Lovells International LLP] from [Dorsey & Whitney LLP.
Private equity/venture capital
Within Foreign firms, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP is a third tier firm,
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP’s Hong Kong partner Maurice Hoo and Tom Tobiason in Shanghai are recommended. The team advised Warburg Pincus in its investment in Xueda Education Group. Beijing partner Niping Wu joined Debevoise & Plimpton’s Shanghai office, and Brad Herrold arrived from Hogan Lovells International LLP.
Projects and energy
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Real estate
Within Foreign firms, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP is a second tier firm,
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP’s practice is integrated within its finance group, and counts Standard Chartered Bank among its key clients. Recent instructions from the bank include a major financing as well as the acquisition by Ascendas China Commercial Fund of Cross Tower, a major commercial real estate asset in Shanghai. Structured finance and securitisation transactions involving real estate assets is another strength; in 2010 the team advised the trustee and agents in relation to a $518m securitisation of Korean residential mortgage loans originated by Citibank Korea. James Tervo heads the Asia real estate group from Tokyo, while Hong Kong-based Michelle Taylor heads the China group.
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What we say worldwide
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China
Offices in Beijing and Shanghai
- Legal market overview : Legal market overview
- Banking and finance : Foreign firms
- Corporate & M&A : Foreign firms
- Dispute resolution : Foreign firms
- Intellectual property : Foreign firms
- Private equity/venture capital : Foreign firms
- Real estate : Foreign firms
Germany
Offices in Berlin, Dusseldorf, and Frankfurt
- Corporate and M&A: Mid-sized deals : Corporate and M&A: Mid-sized deals
- Dispute resolution : Dispute resolution
- Real estate and construction: Real estate : Real estate and construction: Real estate
France
Offices in Paris
- Administrative and public law : Administrative and public law
- Banking and finance : Banking and finance
- Capital markets : Capital markets
- Dispute resolution: Commercial litigation : Dispute resolution Commercial litigation
- Dispute resolution: International arbitration : Dispute resolution International arbitration
- Dispute resolution: Stock market litigation : Dispute resolution Stock market litigation
- EU competition and distribution : EU competition and distribution
- Insolvency : Insolvency
- Mergers and acquisitions : Mergers and acquisitions
- Project finance and energy: Project finance : Project finance and energy: Project finance
- Real estate : Real estate
- Tax : Tax
Hong Kong
Offices in Hong Kong
- Banking and finance : Banking and finance
- Capital markets (debt) : Capital markets (debt)
- Capital markets (equity) : Capital markets (equity)
- Corporate (including M&A) : Corporate (including M&A)
- Dispute resolution : Dispute resolution
- Dispute resolution International arbitration : Dispute resolution International arbitration
- Investment funds : Investment funds
- Private equity : Private equity
- Projects and energy : Projects and energy
- Real estate : Real estate
- Structured finance and securitisation : Structured finance and securitisation
Italy
- Administrative law : Administrative law
- Banking and finance : Banking and finance
- Capital markets: Debt : Capital markets: Debt
- Corporate and M&A: Milan and Rome : Corporate and M&A Milan and Rome
- Dispute resolution : Dispute resolution
- Energy : Energy
- Restructuring and insolvency : Restructuring and insolvency
- Tax : Tax
Japan
Offices in Tokyo
- Legal market overview : Legal market overview
- Banking and finance : International firms and joint ventures
- Corporate and M&A : International firms and joint ventures
- Dispute resolution : International firms and joint ventures
- Intellectual property : International firms and joint ventures
- Projects and energy : International firms and joint ventures
- Real estate and construction : International firms and joint ventures
- Structured finance/securitisation : International firms and joint ventures
London
Offices in London
- Corporate and commercial : EU and competition
- Corporate and commercial : Flotations: small and mid-cap
- Corporate and commercial : M&A: lower mid-market, £50m-£250m
- Corporate and commercial : Venture capital
- Finance : Bank lending: investment grade debt and syndicated loans
- Finance : Corporate restructuring and insolvency
- Finance : Derivatives and structured products
- Finance : Emerging markets
- Finance : Securitisation
- Human resources : Employment
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Infrastructure
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Power (including electricity, nuclear and renewables)
- Real estate : Commercial property
- Real estate : Property finance
- Real estate : Social housing: local authorities and registered providers
Russia
Offices in Moscow
South Korea
Taiwan
Offices in Taipei
- Legal market overview : Legal market overview
- Capital markets : Capital markets
- Intellectual property : Intellectual property
United States
Offices in Irvine, Seattle, Portland, Washington DC, Menlo Park, Sacramento, New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles
- Finance : Project finance
- Finance : Structured finance
- Intellectual property : Patent licensing and transactional
- Intellectual property : Patent litigation: full coverage
- Intellectual property : Patent litigation: International Trade Commission
- Labor and employment : Labor and employment litigation
- Litigation : Securities: shareholder litigation
- Litigation : Supreme Court and appellate
- Litigation : Trade secrets
- Litigation : White-collar criminal defense
- Mergers, acquisitions and buyouts : Antitrust
- Mergers, acquisitions and buyouts : M&A: middle-market (sub-$500m)
- Mergers, acquisitions and buyouts : Venture capital and emerging companies
- Real estate and construction : Real estate
- Tax : Domestic tax: East Coast
- Tax : Domestic tax: West Coast
- Tax : Employee benefits and executive compensation
- Tax : Financial products