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Indian Giant FoxMandal little in London
| Tuesday, 8 April 2008
FoxMandal Little (FML), India's oldest and largest law firm made legal history when it formally opened a permanent office in London with a gala launch party on February 19, 2008 at Kings Street, London.
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Indian Giant FoxMandal little in London
| Tuesday, 8 April 2008
FoxMandal Little (FML), India's oldest and largest law firm made legal history when it formally opened a permanent office in London with a gala launch party on February 19, 2008 at Kings Street, London.
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Litigating for success
| Wednesday, 1 August 2007
Even in the current Asian economic climate - where making the most of the next business opportunity is often a higher priority than entering a lengthy, costly dispute process - disputes do happen, leaving companies to choose from a range of resolution options. ALB recently talked to a group of top litigators from the diverse and litigious jurisdictions of Singapore, India, Japan, Korea and Hong Kong to find out if litigation is indeed on the rise and how clients can prepare for success
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Indian heavyweight plunders rival
| Thursday, 1 February 2007
India's largest law firm Fox Mandal Little (FML) has added a total of 11 new partners to its ranks, four of which have been snatched from rival local Indian firm Khaitan & Co.
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Fox Mandal bulks up at the expense of Khaitan & Co
| Thursday, 25 January 2007
India's largest law firm Fox Mandal Little (FML) has added a total of 11 new partners to its ranks, four of which have been snatched from rival local Indian firm Khaitan & Co.
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Fox Mandal pushes for open Indian legal market
| Wednesday, 1 November 2006
The largest law firm in India, Fox Mandal Little, recently took the unprecedented step of writing to the Indian Attorney General in an effort to open the legal market to foreign law firms
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Mandal pushes for open Indian legal market
| Friday, 22 September 2006
The largest law firm in India, Fox Mandal Little, has taken the unprecedented step of writing to the Indian Attorney General in an effort to open the legal market to foreign law firms.
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Asking the Yi Qing: 2006 trends and predictions
| Sunday, 1 January 2006
In 2005 we were transfixed by the demise of Coudert, and for 2006 ALB predicts that all eyes will be on the increasing number of intra-Asian alliances. Watch this space
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Fox Mandal sues for defamation
| Thursday, 10 February 2005
India's largest law firm Fox Mandal is to sue the chairman and managing director of Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) Subir Raha and domestic newspaper the Indian Express for defamation.
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Fox Mandal sues for defamation
| Tuesday, 1 February 2005
India's largest law firm, Fox Mandal, is to sue the chairman and managing director of Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), Subir Raha, and domestic newspaper the Indian Express for defamation.
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Open to negotiation: fees under scrutiny
| Friday, 1 August 2003
Firms often downplay the importance of fees in the buying decision, and are correspondingly tight-lipped about their hourly rates. But are in-house lawyers of the same opinion? ALB examines the clients' real criteria
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Delegates and speakers embrace Mumbai Summit
| Friday, 1 August 2003
India's largest spenders on external legal services have jumped at the opportunity to take part in focused practice area workshops, panel discussions and social networking functions.
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Special Country Focus - INDIA
| Tuesday, 1 April 2003
One of the world's fastest growing economies, India is discovering the demands of globalisation while pursuing an ambitious economic reform program. The law meanwhile is struggling to keep up. Lauren Scott reports from New Delhi and Mumbai.
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