Former UK Supreme Court head Lord Neuberger will open the flagship disputes conference
Rare lateral hire by Debevoise in London sees silk swap US firms to co-lead European arbitration practice
Eighty-three firms file brief supporting Covington’s stance that client confidentiality rules bar disclosure of names of clients affected by cyber attack
Edited by Katten’s Joshua Rubenstein, Law Over Borders' comparative guide will explore post-Covid climate for high-net-worth individuals
Listed New York software startup names Jacob Scott next top lawyer a week after implementing round of job cuts amid slowdown
Results set to be bellwether for firms with large international footprints as PEP also falls from record 2021 high
Steve Reed MP outlined Labour’s vision for the legal profession during a speech at Middle Temple Hall
Aster Crawshaw to succeed Charles Penney on 1 May and focus on driving growth across UK, Europe, Middle East and Asia
Joining a global framework to enforce commercial judgments is essential for British business, the Law Society says
Anglo-Australian firm launches new Korea group as Seoul-based partners relocate to London and Hong Kong
US powerhouse marks 27th consecutive year of growth in 2022 as turnover and profits both grow more than 10%
Biggest development in European IP law for decades will see new court open on 1 June
Almost half of the top 25 best performing firms on ESG are headquartered in the UK, according to Impactvise
Largest IPO for Chinese company since 2021 heralds expected comeback for Chinese US listings in 2023
Cristina Weidner joins Chicago giant in Munich just a few months after becoming head of UK firm’s Germany restructuring & insolvency practice
Magic Circle firm partners with OpenAI-backed legal startup Harvey to introduce ‘game-changer’ tool
Assets under management climbed to $13.5bn last year as activity shows 'no signs of slowing down' report finds
European patents overseer applies rules that allow for extension of deadlines in exceptional circumstances
Some 27% of law firm timekeepers saw no increase, while 13% saw average rates go down
Review by Solicitors Regulation Authority finds lack of policies and training to protect against abusive litigation