Transatlantic deals veteran Richard Goold becomes West Coast firm’s 24th lawyer in London
Deal will create fifth-largest US airline and promises to 'further democratise air travel'
New office increases the firm’s physical footprint in Madrid by 1,800sq ft
UK firm absorbs BVI office of Bahamian disputes boutique Lennox Paton along with local managing partner and two associates
UK Magic Circle firm appoints successors to Andy Ryde and senior partner-elect Roland Turnill
Ilona Millar's move continues a flurry of ESG-related appointments as law firms look to ramp up their capabilities
Duo called in to help one of Kingdom's largest builders; deal structure likely to set precedent as market opens up to investors
Magic Circle UK firm welcomes closure with no further action of long-running SRA investigation
Natasha Harrison has played a strong hand well as she embarks on her new venture, reports Ben Rigby
Navneet Ogle will take over from interim head of legal and former global chair of Hogan Lovells Nicholas Cheffings
The pandemic and fluctuating business environment 'accelerated unprecedented growth in the CLO’s range of responsibilities' says report by Association of Corporate Counsel and Exterro
Partner duo includes heavy hitter Michael Glaser, former co-chair of Seattle firm's ECVC practice
Former Spanish government minister Juan Costa Climent signs up with Mishcon Purpose
Francisco Sá Carneiro leaves the firm he helped found 12 years ago as it heralds 'a new cycle and generational transition'
Listed firm elevated just six lawyers to partner in 2021 on the heels of a turbulent pandemic-impacted year
Launch of Swift Litigation continues run of breakaway firm launches on both sides of the Channel
Opening comes as Colorado life sciences companies raise a record $2.4bn in financing
Deal with US business intelligence provider adds 100-strong team; taps into law firm demand for data analytics
Advanced Delivery Centre set to open 'in second quarter of 2022'
US practices can now tempt newly qualified lawyers with regular home working as well as stellar salaries, writes Patrick Cook Fowler