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June 24, 2016, The Wall Street Journal
Louise Nash is quoted in a Wall Street Journal article regarding concerns raised following the Brexit vote. “The message we’re sending to our clients is that this is a hugely significant decision and will have great implications for the UK and for businesses that operate in the UK but…until the UK negotiates terms [to exit the EU], it is business as usual, our ...
Regulatory Change Slow and Slight in Case of Brexit
June 22, 2016, The Wall Street Journal
David Lorello is quoted in a Wall Street Journal article regarding the possible regulatory changes that may come as a result of Brexit. According to Lorello, commenting on potential changes to the sanctions regime, “If the UK leaves the EU, it may no longer be required to implement those sanctions, but it all depends on how Brexit would be negotiated.”
Covington & Burling and Slaughter and May advise on Qualcomm’s £1.6bn acquisition of CSR
October 17, 2014, The Lawyer
Partners Louise Nash and Simon Amies are mentioned in this article regarding their representation of Qualcomm: "Covington & Burling advised US mobile phone chipmaker Qualcomm and Slaughter and May advised tech firm CSR on the US company’s £1.6bn takeover of the British company, which will increase Qualcomm’s presence in the UK."