Slaughter and May’s chief commercial officer is joining Freshfields in its top marketing and BD role, following quickly on ...

The new chair of Linklaters’ global sports practice is representing FIFA in its dispute with UEFA, The Lawyer understands.

At a time when deal structure matters more than ever, are we about to lose an important source of optionality? The government ...

Readers with an interest in leasehold management will be aware of the long-running dispute in Avon Freeholds Ltd v Cresta ...

Burness Paull has broken the £100m turnover barrier for the first time, with a 12 per cent increase in 2025/26 taking the total for the year to £105.2m.

Following an extensive Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA), the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero ...

Clifford Chance staff and partners in New York have been told they can work from home as renovation work takes place at the ...

Gunnercooke is being investigated by the UK’s legal regulator over work it did for companies tied to scandal-hit mortgage ...

McDermott Will & Schulte is to host a retreat exclusively for its trainees next year, inspired by a similar annual event it ...

McDermott Will & Schulte is the latest firm to file a securities stock-drop claim against British American Tobacco (BAT).

Google has agreed to a £260m settlement in a class action brought against it by thousands of UK app developers. Class ...

WilmerHale has secured a significant victory for Anthropic, winning a US ruling that sanctions imposed on the company by the ...