Rabobank has settled for US1.06 billion with regulators in the US, UK and the Netherlands, surprising many observers with the size of the payment. | 13yrs
Rabobank has settled for US1.06 billion with regulators in the US, UK and the Netherlands, surprising many observers with the size of the payment. | 13yrs
Deutsche Bank has followed JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America and Lloyds in posting hefty legal provisions in its latest results. | 13yrs
UK-based Keystone Law is breaking into the Australian market by opening a Sydney office on 1 November. | 13yrs
General counsel should have a place on the senior management's response team if their company is subject to shareholder activism. | 13yrs
Microsoft associate General Counsel Annmarie Levin has stepped beyond the usual legal parameters to run a programme of discussions with government, business, academia and other players on technology issues. | 13yrs
A weekly round-up on in-house moves from around the globe | 13yrs
Chelsea Football Club is following in the steps of Manchester United and other top clubs by recruiting an in-house lawyer. | 13yrs
A study of 19 law firms in Dallas, including Jones Day, K&L Gates, Weil Gotshal and Norton Rose Fulbright - has found them all lacking on diversity measures regarding Hispanics, African-Americans and other minorities. | 13yrs
Some of the top Chinese law firms have been fined by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) - and one individual has been handed down a life ban on giving securities advice. | 13yrs
Nearly three quarters of respondents to a Lawyers Weekly poll in Australia believe that universities should 'reduce their intake of law students until the graduate market improves'. | 13yrs
The trial of three anti-corruption activists has been delayed with questions hanging over whether their lawyers will continue to defend them. | 13yrs
Greenberg Traurig is starting a scheme which will give a year-long second chance to law graduates who were not selected for its traditional programme. | 13yrs
A former Slaughter and May lawyer and her partner, formerly of Linklaters, lost their application to have proceedings for insider trading dismissed against them. | 13yrs
The New York law firm has taken advantage of new legislation to open two offices in Myanmar. | 13yrs
Squire Sanders and Salkom have formalised a 15-year relationship to create the first association deal between a Ukrainian and an international law firm. | 13yrs
The Virginia Supreme Court has held that a lawyer's blog can be subject to the advertising clauses in professional conduct rules. | 13yrs
A large firm of Chinese money managers, the China Jiantou Trust, has sent 23 executives to London to be trained in the legal and regulatory environment as well as other financial issues. | 13yrs
Consumers have been given extra powers, and specific rules have been added in the online sector, in the country's biggest overhaul of consumer protection in two decades. | 13yrs
The Florida Bar is examining whether the 'endorsement' facility on LinkedIn could be putting lawyers on LinkedIn outside the ethics rules. | 13yrs
A New York-San Francisco alliance of law firms could establish a new 1,700-lawyer firm which would take the number nine slot in the rankings. | 13yrs