Conference starts today (3 June) and will feature headliners including Lady Chief Justice Carr and ICSID’s Meg Kinnear | 5mos

Laurence Shore will join the London disputes specialist in September | 5mos

Decision upholds earlier ruling revoking patent covering the drug Xarelto, further clearing way for generic manufacturers to enter the lucrative market | 5mos

Report commissioned by Legal Services Board reveals that funders back 3-5% of potential cases | 5mos

Michael Holston joins having worked with Paul Weiss on breakup of GE into separate companies | 5mos

Laws clamping down on power of Big Tech and exonerating victims of Post Office Horizon scandal rushed through | 5mos

Study finds decline in Russian litigants is offset by record numbers of Swiss and UAE users | 6mos

Mr Justice Mellor ‘entirely satisfied’ Craig Wright ‘lied to the court extensively and repeatedly’ | 6mos

Product liability group including three partners join across national firm’s second LA office and in New York | 6mos

Wall Street firm hires team including prominent crypto partner Lewis Rinaudo Cohen in move intended to create one-stop shop for crypto advice | 6mos

Trial lawyer James Sawtelle joins to lead new office in Denver alongside seven commercial and employment litigators and counsellors | 6mos

Scott Schirick joins in New York where he will focus on federal and state litigation, regulatory and white collar matters | 6mos

Transatlantic firm boosts finance, litigation, environmental and tax bench with hires from rivals including Eversheds Sutherland and PwC | 6mos

Third-party funding’s role helping to expose a widespread miscarriage of justice has put it under unprecedented political scrutiny, report Ben Rigby and John Malpas | 6mos

Former Australian prime minister and UK secretary general will discuss state-related dispute resolution at June event | 6mos

Transatlantic merger creates global giant with nearly 4,000 lawyers and $3.5bn revenue | 6mos

Number of promotions dips to 17 from 20 last year as partnership grows to 349 | 6mos

Nine week trial in London’s Technology and Construction Court could impact EU’s Software Directive | 6mos

Eleven women included in round that sees firm exceed ethnicity targets for third year running | 6mos