New investors led by NVIDIA and Atlassian raise funding round to $600m | 5mos
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Team led by partners Lyndsey Laverack and Jade Williams-Adedeji continues growth push for US firm’s City office | 5mos
Eastern District of Texas patent litigator secured some of the largest verdicts and settlements in the state’s history | 5mos
Main conference event will feature discussions on AI, mass claims and the rule of law | 5mos
Four-partner founding team, who previously practised together at Waterfront Law, aim to support tech start-ups and SMEs | 5mos
Brian Heller will take over top lawyer role when Francis Poli retires next year | 5mos
Harvey says the platform will support Slaughters’ lawyers in areas including M&A, regulatory research and document analysis | 5mos
Latest round includes six US promotions, up from one in previous two rounds | 5mos
Law Over Borders guide highlights heightened regulatory scrutiny, geopolitical tensions, technological change and march of private capital | 5mos
Elizabeth Moellering steps into the role vacated by John Martinez in February, who left to join Parsons | 5mos
Partner trio join in Munich alongside three further lawyers to boost US firm’s transactions capabilities | 5mos
Adam Golden joins the drug-maker as it moves closer to becoming a publicly-traded company | 5mos
Acquisition would complement LexisNexis’s existing legal AI offering in Europe | 5mos
Women make up 26% of this year’s cohort, with the employment and IP practices seeing the most promotions | 5mos
ClarityX Advisory sets out to help law firms during unprecedented period of disruption | 5mos
Finnish firms Hannes Snellman and Roschier also score roles in deal that marks one of Europe’s largest takeovers in recent years | 5mos
Second acquisition in 12 months hands Anaqua a “well-served, loyal customer base” | 5mos
Will Aitken-Davies joined Paul Weiss as head of European M&A in 2023 as part of US firm's headline-grabbing London buildout | 5mos
Team is led by Neil Devaney, who returns as head of London financial restructuring | 5mos
KPMG survey finds most global GCs are now called on to advise on non-legal issues | 5mos