Eversheds Sutherland has hired two disputes partners across Paris and Munich, as it continues to bolster its global disputes ...
Linklaters’ head of client tech and AI is leaving the firm after seven years at the helm of the magic circle firm’s innovation efforts. Shilpa Bhandarkar became a partner just last year… ...
Haynes Boone has hired a Macfarlanes finance partner to lead its UK derivatives practice, as the US firm continues its run of ...
Weil Gotshal & Manges has recruited an antitrust partner in New York from Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison, in the ...
Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison has confirmed its hire of Weil Gotshal & Manges’s private equity star Max Oppenheimer, with another lawyer from the firm moving with him.
Ashurst Perkins Coie has launched in Houston after hiring Bracewell duo Tom Tomlinson and Tamara McKinzie. The pair join the firm’s projects, energy, environment and resources (PEER) and real ...
Pinsent Masons partner Peter McCusker has moved back in-house, taking up a new legal job at financial services group People’s Partnership. McCusker joins People’s Partnership as its first chief legal… ...
More than 250 claimants have sued budget airline Ryanair and aviation recruitment companies in London’s Commercial Court. Represented by The Claims Compensation Group, the lead claimant appears to be… ...
Rolls-Royce’s general counsel is to join BT Group in December as its new chief legal and public affairs officer, succeeding Sabine Chalmers in the role.
Harvey has secured investment from Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives and JP Morgan Growth Equity Partners. The company announced the investments yesterday, but did not disclose the size of… ...
Freshfields has said it “regrets the offence caused” by a leaked email last week, which referred to the use of money from Middle East sovereign wealth investors in relation to the firm’s ...
A recent UK Supreme Court decision has clarified whether an unrecognised foreign judgment can be used as the basis for a bankruptcy petition in England and Wales. In the recent case of Drelle v ...