Apple ordered to pay $145M in damages for patent infringement, but agrees to settle long-running battle with Samsung. | 8yrs
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Deloitte launches foreign practice, considers local practice, follows PwC, while EY takes another step to make it in the city-state. | 8yrs
Legal volumes shipped to Kenya, as UK government legal department takes up online subscriptions. | 8yrs
A first cohort signs up for new blockchain-based platform for smart contracts due to launch in October. | 8yrs
The regulatory body for solicitors in England and Wales invites input on when firms should report potential wrongdoing. | 8yrs
Top management at O'Melveny & Myers and Allen & Overy in London talks as reports surface of 'due diligence' phase. | 8yrs
Two high-powered women general counsel take a step up, while some retirees choose new pursuits. | 8yrs
Companies fighting against China to protect intellectual property will not be cheered by comments from Chinese entrepreneur. | 8yrs
The number of virtual shareholder meetings rises as the Society for Corporate Governance issues best practice guidance. | 8yrs
As general counsel seek to raise status internally, why not go to the top instead? Two lawyers have taken the high road. | 8yrs
The Serbian Bar Association and the Bar Association of Belgrade begin week-long strike after the killing of prominent criminal defence lawyer. | 8yrs
Canadian case puts cyberscammer on the spot, ordering a Montreal businessman to pay a fine in cryptocurrency or go straight to jail. | 8yrs
The State Bar of California to set up task force to study allowing non-lawyers to invest in and own law firms, proposals expected in 2019. | 8yrs
International firms can use new laws to establish an offshore domicile and thereby bypass sanctions. | 8yrs
Give-away 'knock-off' merchandise based on popular Love Island TV show leads expert to raise questions of infringement and passing off. | 8yrs
Dubai consortium launches plans for the world's first 'Court of the Blockchain.' | 8yrs
A convicted ex-Dentons associate who brought two bottles of wine to partner meeting for extortion purposes now faces disciplinary charges. | 8yrs
The German government is worried about China's acquisition of its robotics and tech expertise and plans to use a 2017 law for first time to veto a bid. | 8yrs
IP Australia is concerned consumer costs outweigh benefits after public consultation, saying balance difficult to achieve. | 8yrs
The NSW bar association warns against criminalising 'honest consent' and makes allowances for stupidity and negiligence. | 8yrs