Healthiest deal: Stephenson Harwood acted for the Kuwait Investment Office on the 100 million sale of the London Bridge, Lister and Devonshire hospitals to US-based The Healthcare Company, advised by Baker & McKenzie.Most stylish deal: Paisner & Co acted for fashion house Jil Sander, part of the Prada Group, on the letting of a building in Burlington Gardens, which is to be its flagship London store.

The transaction involved the restructuring of the leases of an adjoining property let to solicitors Davenport Lyons.

Denton Wilde Sapte acted for the lessors, City & West End, while Davenport Lyons represented itself.Most liquid deal: Mishcon de Reya advised Bright Station, which bought the bulk of the technology and intellectual property from failed Internet company Boo.com for an undisclosed sum.

Freshfields is acting for KPMG, Boo.com's liquidator.Biggest deal: Allen & Overy is advising Leconport Estates - a joint venture company formed by GE Capital Real Estate and pension fund manager Hermes on behalf of BT Pensions Scheme - on its recommended 1.9 billion cash offer for property company MEPC.

Linklaters is acting for MEPC.Most Australian deal: Small London firm Maxwell Batley acted for the Post Office Staff Superannuation Scheme on the selection of Australian shopping centre developer Westfield Holdings as the preferred joint venture partner and developer for the Broadmarsh centre in Nottingham.

Nabarro Nathanson acted for Westfield on this, its first UK venture.Most digital deal: Olswang acted for Channel 4 on its joint venture with media group EMAP to develop digital products and services for the UK youth market.

Slaughter and May advised EMAP.Most luxurious deal: North-west firm Brabner Holden Banks Wilson acted for the City Living syndicate on its purchase of Tower Estates, owner of the prominent Tower Building in Liverpool.

DLA acted for Tower Estates.

The building will be refurbished into retail outlets, office space and luxury apartments.