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November 2022 | Deals & Transactions

Conyers advises Shelf Drilling (North Sea), Ltd. on Euronext Growth Oslo Listing

Conyers provided Bermuda law advice and assistance to Shelf Drilling (North Sea), Ltd. (“Shelf Drilling North Sea”) on its continuance to Bermuda from the Cayman Islands, completion of its private placement of new shares in connection with its acquisition of five jack-up rigs from various subsidiaries of Noble Corporation, and its admission to and listing […]

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December 2022 | Press Releases

Conyers Volunteers and The Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong visit the Hong Kong Children’s Discovery Museum

November 2022 | Alerts

EU Court of Justice Blocks Public Access to Beneficial Owner Information: Implications for Bermuda

November 2022 | Press Releases

Students Debate a Ban on Single Use Plastics at the 13th Conyers Inter-schools Debate Tournament

November 2022 | News, Press Releases

Conyers Awarded Top-Tier Rankings by The Legal 500

October 2022 | Deals & Transactions

Conyers advises Seadrill Limited on its sale of seven jack-up rigs

October 2022 | Deals & Transactions

Conyers advises Cameco Corp. on its US$7.9 billion joint acquisition with Brookfield Renewable Partners of Westinghouse Electric

October 2022 | Press Releases

Conyers Partner Alex Potts KC Shortlisted for ‘Pro Bono KC of the Year’

October 2022 | Deals & Transactions

Conyers advises AAC Technologies Holdings Inc. in connection with its offer to purchase up to a maximum acceptance amount of its outstanding 3.000% notes due 2024 and its 2.625% notes due 2026

October 2022 | Alerts

Striking Off and Dissolution of BVI Companies: Amended Act Brings New Efficiencies

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