Timothy Heaphy joins in Washington DC alongside senior government investigator Soumya Dayanandajoin
Wall Street firm targets secondaries market in third partner raid by a US firm on London independent since start of 2023
Christina Hioureas in New York and Paris-based Diana Paraguacuto-Mahéo to co-chair group with Constantinos Salonidis
Veteran CC managing partner Matthew Layton joins as senior adviser to help develop client relationships
Géraldine Lezmi and Jean-Christophe David join shortly after US firm added high yield partners in London from Freshfields and White & Case
Wall Street firm renowned for activism defence work has joined Indian conglomerate's legal team, the Financial Times has reported
Hagit Elul arrives hot on the heels of Orrick’s deal to merge with US litigation firm; Hughes Hubbard reshuffles leadership
London boutique commences derivative action against Shell’s company directors in High Court
Scheme intended to widen access to the legal sector will give trainees experience at a law firm and in-house
New York firm latest to trim headcount following recent layoffs at Davis Wright Tremaine, Goodwin Procter and Cooley
Insurance giant relocates partner and legal director and hires two lawyers from Bakers’ Cairo office to open associated office
Seattle-based firm lets go of 21 professionals; move follows cuts at Cooley and Goodwin Procter
Top 100 US firm secures partners in Washington DC and Silicon Valley from specialist firms
Partner Augusto Santoro joins with four more lawyers in Milan to broaden HSF's corporate offering for Italian market
As New York firm's merger talks with Hogan Lovells continue, high-profile recruit Phil Cheveley finds new home after less than two years
Orrick’s antitrust and competition group head moves over in Washington DC alongside new arrivals in San Francisco and London
Commission is co-chaired by American Bar Association president Deborah Enix-Ross
Tabitha Saw brings extensive private equity real estate and data centre transactions experience across Asia
Review follows allegations by former lawyer she was subject to multiple instances of discrimination
Paul Reichler retires from US firm after 25 years and brings extensive experience representing sovereign states before the ICJ