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We have a strong global network of associated offices through
our membership of ‘Interleges’ – an international
network of independent law firms – which spans over
20 countries.
There are corresponding offices in other major business centres
worldwide, giving our clients access to a similar range of
legal services to those we provide at our London office, but
tailored to the specific laws and customs of each country.
Clients may either deal direct with our associates abroad
or, if preferred, through a Royds partner who will obtain
the advice needed, and deal with the overseas lawyer on the
client’s behalf.
Interleges
We are a founder member of Interleges,
set up in 1989, one of the first organisations of its kind
to be established.
This international network of law practices, similar in size
and approach to ourselves, provides legal intelligence and
mutual services and training between its members.
Business is conducted in English and all members provide equally
high standards of efficiency and professionalism. The administrative
headquarters are in London.
Associated Offices in: Barcelona, Beirut, Berlin, Brussels,
Dublin, Hamburg, Helsinki, Kiev, Lisbon, Lugano, Luxembourg,
Malmö, Mexico City, Milan, Montreal, Mumbai, New York,
Paris, Prague, Rotterdam, Tel Aviv, Tortola, Zurich.
The
Stephen Rayner Award
Interleges, the international association
of independent law firms dedicate this award to the memory of
its co-founder Stephen A. Rayner of London. The award will be
granted to the author of the best essay on the subject matter
elected by a specialised jury. The prize for 2006 will include
US$ 4,000.00 plus an invitation and all expenses paid trip to
attend the final dinner of the Interleges Annual General Meeting
in Zurich (FIFA Club Sonnenburg on Saturday 27th May 2006).
The title of the essay is “Lex Mercatoria and World Trade
Organisation Law in Relation to International Commercial Contracts”.
The word limit is 5,000 words and the deadline for submission
is the 31st March 2006.
The award is open to undergraduate law students and law trainees
who graduated after the 1st January 2004. For further details,
including entry specifications and guidance notes for applicants
visit www.interleges.com.
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