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Cyril Amarchand to open representative office in Singapore (despite recent lack of action from rivals)

CAM opens up a shop in Singapore (screenshot of CAM video announcement) Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) is expected to become the latest Indian law firm to set foot in Singapore from 12 February 2021 with a representative office in Singapore, which in recent years had fallen out of favour with firms in terms of having boots on the ground. The announcement is scheduled to be made on 12 February 2021, on the auspicious day of the Chinese New Year (which will begin the Year of the Ox), according to an apparently early leak of a video from the firm. We have reached out to CAM for comment and will update this story when we hear from them.

HSA hires partner Sumit P in finance • Reg partners, Apoorva Misra, Aditya K Singh, each go independent

Friday, 22 January 2021 17:24 Law firms An estimated 3 minute read. Sumit P joins HSA Delhi in banking and finance Independent advocate Sumit P has joined HSA Advocates as a partner in Delhi, following two partners in the firm’s regulatory practice having left the firm in the last two months. HSA senior partner Apoorva Misra had left the firm late last year and has set up his own practice, and associate partner Aditya K Singh left in January and is also starting his independent practice. Sumit P joins in banking & finance New joiner Sumit P, who has been a lawyer for 16 years and a partner at Kochhar & Co between 2015 and 2016, specialises in banking and finance. He has been operating independently since leaving Kochhar in 2016.

AIA Cost Principles Committee Legal Update - Employment and HR

CAS, TINA and Cost Allowability Northrop Grumman Corp. ASBCA No. 61775 (Oct. 7, 2020) Northrop froze a defined benefit pension plan, triggering a CAS 413 requirement to calculate the difference between the plan s assets and liabilities. The present value of liabilities exceeded assets by approximately $98 million. Based on overhead costs allocated to the government, Northrop determined that the government owed $74 million and submitted a claim for this amount. The government objected to Northrop s interpretation of CAS 413-50(c)(12), which it argued did not require it to make up the difference in the plan s future liabilities. The ASBCA disagreed, finding that the goal of CAS 413-50(c)(12)

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