Blue Owl Capital, a US alternative asset management, has received advice from Dentons and Kirkland & Ellis about a sale and leaseback deal comprising twenty Asda shops and one Asda distribution.

Suntera Global, a Jersey-based provider of customized fund, corporate, capital markets, and private wealth solutions, has received advice from Dentons Luxembourg regarding its strategic acquisition of Qualix S.A., a top Luxembourg services provider that supports corporate and private wealth clients as well as alternative asset managers.

Evcil Group has received advice from Dentons on the purchase of three 15 MW solar projects in Romania. The third project was purchased at the ready-to-build stage after obtaining the required building permissions to start construction, and two of the projects are presently operational.

Former Proskauer Rose and Hunton Andrews Kurth Chief Financial Officer Madhav Srinivasan has joined Frost Brown Todd to oversee the firm’s January merger with Gibbons to form a new firm, FBT Gibbons.

With roots dating back to 1792, Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft boasts a reputation as the oldest Wall Street firm in the country.

As Big Law’s annual bonus season approaches and colleagues at prestigious firms wait for word on further compensation, all eyes are on Milbank LLP. Depending on seniority, Wall Street’s Cravath Swaine & Moore announced on Tuesday that it would give its employees two bonuses totaling up to $140,000. Since then, a few firms have followed,…

In its first partner elevation since joining at the beginning of the year, Troutman Pepper Locke has named 20 new partners throughout its platform. Four of those twenty new partners were headquartered in Atlanta, and four more lawyers were based in New York. Troutman Pepper Hamilton & Sanders, a heritage firm, produced 19 of the…

Last week, Ira Coleman and McDermott caused a stir when it was revealed that the company was looking for outside funding. Coleman got down with Patrick Smith of Legal Speak to provide some clarification and talk about what is actually going on, the firm’s current trajectory, and the strategic and philosophical justifications for looking for…

The Second Circuit Court was informed by Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman’s attorney that the firm shouldn’t be required to reimburse millions of dollars in a retainer that was received before a client’s assets were frozen. According to the SEC, the money was obviously intended for the client’s “advantage.”

Before Theodore Wern found his calling at Taft, he worked at Perkins Coie for sixteen years. Wern has worked in the legal field for 25 years and has a wealth of expertise representing investor groups, private equity firms, and both public and private businesses.