Nee takes 40-lawyer Weil private equity, debt finance team to Kirkland

Ramona Nee, who was positioned to be Weil’s next leader, joins alongside five further partners ahead of firm’s winding down

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Nominees unveiled for the Women and Diversity in Law Awards 2027

Deadline for entries set for 4 December ahead of awards ceremony in April

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Cravath promotes 11 to partner in largest round for six years

Five make the grade in Cravath’s corporate department and six move up in the litigation practice

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International enforcement of judgments: recent developments, difficult Issues and innovative strategies

Roundtable examines evolving rules and practical challenges posed by cross-border enforcement

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From breach to buyout: navigating the consequences of Saxon Woods

Stevens & Bolton lawyers Sophie Ashcroft and Miranda Joseph discuss the implications of Saxon Woods and the enforcement of remedies when cross-border corporate structures are involved

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US AI-powered hybrid law firm start-up Athena raises $2.5m in pre-seed funding round

Start-up was co-founded in August by former Legora employees Cem Ucan and Kieran John Keenan

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BCLP hires IP specialist in Riyadh from the Saudi Water Authority

Zayd Alathari joins as a partner in BCLP’s corporate department

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A&O Shearman boosts AI programme with ‘$1.1bn lawyer-led’ investment commitment

Five-year investment plan will see every practice expected to invest at least 3% of its time building specialist AI tools and services

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Five judges elected to ICJ, including first Briton in nine years and first Singaporean

Oxford professor Dapo Akande and Singaporean diplomat Rena Lee secure nine-year terms following UN ballots in New York

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Addleshaw Goddard pushes Europe growth with 20-strong Taylor Wessing hire

Four-partner team spanning corporate and M&A, private equity, restructuring and insolvency joins in Munich

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Anderson Mori plans US debut with two Texas offices

Firm plans launches in Dallas and Houston next spring, as top Japanese law firms move to capitalise on the influx of Japanese investment into the US

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‘No longer a stable, slow-moving discipline’: The Global Legal Post launches corporate governance guide

Guide, edited by A&O Shearman partner Doreen Lilienfeld, explores how evolving governance requirements are creating risks and opportunities for multinational businesses

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Gibson Dunn set to hire up to 120 Weil funds lawyers across US, UK

Practice co-heads among those set to join top 10 US firm in one of legal profession’s largest-ever lateral moves

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Harvey partners with trio of Italian legal publishers to expand legal content coverage

Collaboration with publishers Simone, Il Foro Italiano and Juranet adds Italian legal data to Harvey’s platform

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