West African state and Emirati aluminium company resolve mining licence after mediation with leading Parisian lawyer. The president (Bâtonnier) of the Paris Bar has mediated the settlement in a ...
The firm has swiped an Arnold & Porter complex litigation lawyer for its Colorado offering. Greenberg Traurig has hired former Arnold & Porter complex litigation partner Matt Douglas as a shareholder ...
A dedicated collective actions regime for consumer claims could become a real possibility in English law. In a significant step that could substantially widen the scope and scale of class actions, the ...
The firm has poached a prominent pair of lawyers who secured the largest jury verdict in Minneapolis history. Greenberg Traurig has added Robins Kaplan duo Michael Collyard and Peter Ihrig as ...
Dr Ilia Kolochenko of ImmuniWeb shares his cross-disciplinary experience in cybersecurity, digital forensics and cyber law over the emerging risks of AI usage in alternative dispute resolution.
A competition lawyer with European experience has struck out on his own in the Japanese capital, with new ventures also taking shape in Paris and Manila. In Tokyo, competition lawyer Masashi Ichikawa ...
The location has been stacked with four litigation partners equipped with expertise across technology, life sciences and finance. Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman has opened the doors to its Boston ...
This week’s collection of hires and firm updates includes Simmons & Simmons losing four partners to Gibson Dunn in the US, a Chile combination and a new Paris office for Nardello & Co. In a notable ...
A financial services principal’s liability for losses by the actions of its appointed representative is not without limits, the UK’s highest court has ruled. The UK Supreme Court has published a ...
The firm has added partners from White & Case and Latham & Watkins to its European offering. Weil, Gotshal & Manges has added antitrust lawyers Ingo Brinker and Niklas Brueggemann as partners in its ...
The sector has proved to be the top source of English High Court disputes over the last four years, however the first quarter of 2026 has seen higher volumes of disputes from two other sectors.
Late last year, the CAT indicated it would look more intently at certain key issues at the CPO stage – including take-up rates and the distribution of damages. In a recent ruling, this change of tack ...