Promotions concentrated in firm’s Chicago headquarters, London and New York | 6h
Promotions concentrated in firm’s Chicago headquarters, London and New York | 6h
Litigators Elizabeth Stotland Weiswasser and Anish Desai head to Paul Weiss, while restructuring partner Ray Schrock joins Latham | 1d
Paul Tan joins the set to expand its footprint in Singapore and the wider Asia region | 3d
Claim filed with the Competition Appeal Tribunal alleges Apple's cloud storage service breached UK competition law | 1w
New venture with Hunt ADR will use technology and a fixed-fee structure to streamline the disputes process | 1w
Deal, subject to partner approval, will create firm with $2bn-plus revenue | 1w
Laurence Lieberman led his former firm’s life sciences commercial disputes group | 1w
Interim report makes ‘compelling case for some form of mandatory regulation’, according to one observer | 2w
Laurence Rabinowitz KC will succeed Michael Crane KC in May next year | 2w
Class action claim was brought by Commission Recovery, with Marks & Clerk denying any wrongdoing | 2w
Liang-Ying Tan is seventh partner to join Seladore, all of whom previously worked at HSF | 2w
Thomas Kendra brings emerging markets expertise to his new firm notably through his Africa work | 2w
Lawyers from array of top US firms on hand as ‘most-litigated’ election in US history reaches critical stage | 2w
Second edition, edited by Lorne Lipkus, provides commentary on protecting brands against counterfeiting and the grey market | 3w
AXA PPP Healthcare has turned down Luke Tucker Harrison’s claim for the cost of innovative treatment | 3w
The long-running IP dispute related to the Nobel Prize-winning gene editing technology CRISPR rumbles on and now extends beyond ownership, write HSF lawyers Emily Bottle and Dylan Churchill | 3w
Plaintiff lawyer David Kessler was lead counsel in landmark Tyco class action | 4w
Annual report records 4.4% increase in cases in 2023 as dust settles on sweeping reform programme | 1mo
Excessive regulation could lead to funders exiting the market, potentially reducing access to justice, ELI study suggests | 1mo
The number of new women partners also fell, accounting for 22% of the total compared to 36% last year | 1mo