Linklaters is stepping up its moves in Asia as it gets ready to make its long anticipated foray into the Chinese market with a new venture in the pipeline for Shanghai. | 9yrs
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Technology tops the list of concerns for luxury companies in a new poll conducted for the Luxury Law Summit. | 9yrs
Hertz Canada Limited (Hertz) and Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Canada Inc (Dollar Thrifty) are to each to pay a total of $1.25 million in administrative monetary penalties for advertising unattainable prices and discounts. | 9yrs
A weekly round-up of in-house moves from around the globe. | 9yrs
A team of four lawyers is joining Gibson Dunn in Hong Kong from Ropes & Gray to bolster its private equity, finance and securities practice. | 9yrs
In what is billed to be the costliest case ever for the regulatory body, the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal is looking into claims of misconduct over Iraqi cases. | 9yrs
Wolters Kluwer's Corsearch, an industry leader in global trademark and brand protection solutions, has teamed up with online brand protection and enforcement solutions provider INCOPRO to provide a full suite of online brand protection services. | 9yrs
Nikon Corporation (Nikon) has initiated a series of legal actions in the Netherlands, Germany and Japan intended to halt infringement of its intellectual property. | 9yrs
Volkswagen must pay a $2.8 billion criminal fine for deliberately creating a diesel engine equipped with software to cheat greenhouse gas emissions tests - the largest criminal fine ever negotiated by the US government for a carmaker. | 9yrs
UK Lawyers could be forced to pay more than £500 million compensation for leaving clients stranded in leasehold homes they cannot sell. | 9yrs
The partners of the law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers scandal have been granted bail pending further legal action over allegations they helped launder money related to a huge Brazilian bribery case. | 9yrs
President of Glasgow Chamber of Commerce Neil Amner has joined Anderson Strathern in a cross-departmental role in efforts to help the law firm boldster relationships in the business community. | 9yrs
A proposed class action has been filed in Chicago against Bose for allegedly tracking the listening habits of its headphone users and then selling the information to third-party companies without permission. | 9yrs
Luxury's legal stars are set for recognition at this year's Luxury Law Awards on 16 May when some of the top names in the luxury marketplace descend on London. | 9yrs
Charlie Lightfoot gains a role managing the firm's worldwide international arbitration practice. | 9yrs
Whittier College is to close its law school. The revelations come in an announcement from the establishment stating that it will no longer admit students. | 9yrs
UK law firm JWK Solicitors has won £1 million worth of compensation for 112 former employees of retail store BHS. | 9yrs
Less than two weeks after Japan adopted bitcoin as legal currency it looks like India could be next to follow suit. | 9yrs
Bircham Dyson Bell acted for Ten Entertainment Group, parent company to Tenpin Ltd in connection with its admission to the premium segment of the main market of the London Stock Exchange with a market capitalisation of just over £107 million. | 9yrs
Law firm Corrs Chambers Westgarth has patented a cloud-based document reading technology it says will cut processing time and costs in half. | 9yrs