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Legal Week | LIVE Transfer window: hires from Linklaters, Ashurst and Hogan Lovells News - Mon 30th Nov Baker & McKenzie, Dentons and Macfarlanes are also among those firms that have been hiring people in recent weeks ‘If you’re not slightly geeky this isn’t the place for you’ – CGI UK GC Stuart Goldberg on trading the Manchester music scene for data protection law Interview - Mon 30th Nov In the wake of the £2bn Logica/CGI merger UK GC Stuart Goldberg talks about swapping writing about daft punk for data protection and being at the cutting edge of technology Norton Rose London management in bid to 're-engage' with partnership News - Mon 30th Nov Firm's management seeks to reconnect with City partners after years of rapid overseas expansion Latest stories from Legal Week More than just good advice - how are GCs helping to set standards in today's legal market? Content Hub - Fri 27th Nov With firms under more pressure than ever to offer value and efficiency, this online hub brings together news, features and opinion on the latest developments in service provision to in-house legal teams... Linklaters and Clifford Chance advise on $750m Cameroon government bond offer News - Fri 27th Nov Magic circle firms advise as Republic of Cameroon issues its first ever Eurobond 'We used to talk in Scotland of there being a Big Four but that phrase has gone the way of the dodo' Interview - Fri 27th Nov Pinsent Masons' Scotland chair Kirk Murdoch on how the Scottish legal market has changed since the McGrigors/Pinsents union HSF and Norton Rose advise on $2.3bn nuclear energy deal News - Fri 27th Nov Firms advise either side of a deal for Chinese company to buy the second-largest power producer in Malaysia Herbert Smith Freehills advises ICBC Standard Bank on UK’s first plea bargain with the SFO News - Fri 27th Nov Anglo Australian firm called up to help on first deferred prosecution agreement with financial regulator since system's introduction More stories from Legal Week Legal Week Law Latest Resources Autumn statement 2015: Proposed SDLT changes for second homes and buy to let properties Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co White Paper In his Autumn Statement this week, Chancellor George Osborne announced an increase in the rate of stamp duty land tax that will be paid from 1 April 2016 on purchases of additional residential properties valued over £40,000, such as buy to let properties and second homes. This briefing looks at the implications of this announcement. More from Legal Week Law Upcoming Events for Legal Professionals Legal Week Private Client Forum Americas 2016 Conference - Wed 10th Feb 2016, Tucker's Point Legal Week Private Client Forum Americas will unite the most senior private client lawyers from North America, Central and South America to address key issues facing private client practitioners. Details Book Online Enquries Add to Diary 2201 Legal Jobs from Legal Week Jobs Real Estate NQ DMJ Legal -£70000 - £75000 per annum This growing US firm are currently looking to make an additional hire into their real estate team.City of London More from Legal Week Jobs

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