Spanish-headquartered Pérez‑Llorca has merged with Peruvian firm Miranda & Amado, marking its third deal in Latin America in ...

The head of Ashurst’s energy and infrastructure M&A practice is leaving the firm pre-merger to join Vinson & Elkins in London ...

Slaughter and May and Linklaters were on hand to advise on Eon’s acquisition of OVO Energy, creating the UK’s largest retail ...

Problem: New greenwashing rules mean companies must review years of sustainability claims scattered across thousands of ...

John Quinn, who co-founded litigation giant Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan four decades ago, is to step down from his role ...

Minerals dispute sets up magic circle silks showdown The Republic of India, represented by Dentons, will be in the Court of ...

Stephenson Harwood has appointed one of its finance partners as its new innovation chief. Charlotte Drake, who is currently a ...

Hogan Lovells has flown a Mexico City-based team to Amsterdam after they won the firm’s inaugural global innovation ...

For many business owners, the idea of “winding up” a company feels like failure. But in some cases, the law recognises ...

The recent Employment Tribunal Appeal (EAT) decision in Kankanalapalli v Loesche Energy Systems Ltd is a reminder that once ...

We’ve all been seeing a lot more of Jude Law lately. Legal AI firm Legora’s effort to cement itself in our consciousness with ...

Addleshaw Goddard’s Warsaw office has established a public procurement and construction practice, with the hire of five ...