Pogust Goodhead has asked the High Court to block attempts to change the claimants’ solicitors in the Mariana Dam litigation to Bailey Glasser. In a part 7 claim form filed on ...

French AI company Mistral has raised €3bn in its Series D round in what is the largest-ever financing for a European technology company. Founded in 2023, Mistral is widely seen as Europe’s ...

Three partners from Kirkland & Ellis’ Riyadh office are set to move to Latham & Watkins. The three partners understood to be making the move – Noor Al-Fawzan, Osama Lone and Manal Al-Musharaf – ...

Browne Jacobson is moving its Nottingham office, exiting its headquarters of 15 years. The firm is moving from its current home at Mowbray House to Archers Wharf, on 4 Canal Street, where it will ...

Freshfields private credit co-head Damian Ridealgh has departed for Weil Gotshal & Manges in New York, re-joining the firm after three years. With Ridealgh’s return, Weil has now seen 21 ...

Linklaters has hired Johnson & Johnson’s global litigation head as a partner in New York, in a move that reunites him with a team of his former colleagues from Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler.

Introduced into the House of Commons on 30 June 2026, the Immigration and Asylum Bill 2026 (the Bill) looks set to ...

The Lawyer Podcast is back from the summer break on its new Monday publication date. Listen on the below channels, or wherever you get your podcasts. 2026 was a summer to ...

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett is reopening in Singapore as it looks to capture rising private equity and cross-border deal flow across Asia-Pacific. The US firm last had a base in the city in the early… ...

Firms including Freshfields, Dickson Minto and Proskauer Rose were all on call as Spire Healthcare was sold to a number of asset managers. Freshfields took the lead for the target ...

Earlier this year, The Lawyer revealed that Freshfields had stretched its remuneration to a high of $17m for its top stars. But this is now behind the pace of the New York elite, which over the past… ...

Simmons & Simmons has been instructed to defend Apple in a new £2bn opt-out collective action on behalf of UK app developers over the tech giant’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) framework.