Linklaters’ Benelux corporate team scoops the prestigious 2011 Financial Times Mergermarket Benelux legal adviser of the year award
09 December 2011
This week, Linklaters’ Benelux corporate team has won the prestigious 2011 Financial Times / Mergermarket Benelux legal adviser of the year award.
The award ceremony took place on 8th December at The Savoy in London and was attended by several Linklaters representatives.
This award recognises both excellence and innovation in the legal profession and Linklaters proved successful against a small number of other shortlisted firms.
Linklaters Luxembourg corporate team’s work on a number of significant complex and cross-border private & public M&A transactions secured the award, as well as their highly strategic and ground-breaking contents.
Linklaters was also awarded in other categories, including Legal Advisor of the Year in France, United Kingdom, Middle East and Africa.
Jean-Paul Spang, Head of the Corporate practice in Luxembourg, commented:
“I am delighted that Linklaters has won this award. This achievement gives evidence of the premium positioning of our corporate practice in Luxembourg and in the Benelux region as well as of our ability to provide innovative advice on high profile private & public M&A work. It also reflects the constant and impressive team effort by lawyers across our Benelux jurisdictions and beyond to provide seamless advice to clients.”
For further information, please contact Chiara Caprioli, Hélène Lange.
Notes to editor
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- Linklaters LLP is a global law firm specialising in advising the world's leading companies, financial institutions and governments on their most important and challenging transactions and assignments. With offices in all the major business and financial centres, Linklaters delivers services to its clients throughout the world.
- Luxembourg offers legal services primarily in the fields of investment management, capital markets and banking as well as corporate and M&A. Its tax, litigation, employment, real estate and technology, media & telecommunications (TMT) practices complete Linklaters Luxembourg’s offer.
