Deal enables Carta to launch Carta Law, an ‘AI-powered law firm’ for private capital | 4mos
Deal enables Carta to launch Carta Law, an ‘AI-powered law firm’ for private capital | 4mos
Stocche Forbes lawyers Paola Carrara and Thiago Porto Ribeiro explore how Brazil’s complex legal environment offers opportunities and challenges for luxury brands seeking to expand into the country | 4mos
Regulator seeks 29% funding increase to £111.5m amid criticism over oversight of failing firms | 4mos
Incoming group includes returnees Gerald Brant, Jeffrey Kochian and Brittany Harrison | 4mos
Hayley Harris takes up new role of chief knowledge and AI adoption officer | 4mos
Jeremy Cross joins from Addleshaw Goddard, while Philipp Kurek joins from Signature Litigation | 4mos
Christina Chang and Carron Joan Mitchell join Barnes in Los Angeles and Farrah Usmani joins its Nashville location | 4mos
Spanish-headquartered firm agrees deal to combine with Lima-based Miranda & Amado | 4mos
Disputes giant expects ‘seamless transition’ as Quinn retains chairman role in non-executive capacity | 4mos
Nick Huber talks to Law Society chief executive Ian Jeffery about the potential impact of AI on the legal sector in England and Wales | 4mos
Will White and Lowri Jones arrive a week after the firm’s 20-strong partner promotions round | 4mos
Mona Dajani joins in New York to lead practice alongside Cooley veteran Michelle Schulman | 5mos
Michael Green brings two decades of legal experience in the nuclear sector | 5mos
Hires mean MoFo has added 10 lawyers to its partnership in London over the past year | 5mos
BCG survey finds disconnect on AI strategy, with 61% of CEOs saying boards are rushing AI adoption | 5mos
Employers also expect less impact from immigration and DEI policies this year, Littler survey shows | 5mos
San Francisco-based hybrid law firm is expected to use the capital to expand in the US and Europe | 5mos
Jake Eigner brought in to lead the 401(k) platform’s legal and regulatory strategy | 5mos
Up to 20 roles affected as transatlantic firm becomes latest in string of international players to axe jobs | 5mos
Partner promotions include just two women, although three out of four new counsel are female | 5mos