The UK's Serious and Organised Crime Agency is coming under growing pressure to publish the names of law firms linked to hacking scandals. | 13yrs
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Nigeria is waiting for further laws on cybersecurity to produce a comprehensive base for regulating the telecoms sector, according to the Nigerian Communications Commission. | 13yrs
New proposals for reforms of media law are due to be discussed by the Bahraini cabinet this Sunday. | 13yrs
The Irish will go to the polls on October 17 to decide on whether to approve a proposal for a new Court of Appeal. | 13yrs
Halliburton's decision to plead guilty over destroying evidence on the Gulf of Mexico oil leak could indicate a willingness to settle on damages. | 13yrs
Ropes & Gray has been taken on by GlaxoSmithKline to spearhead an internal investigation into the bribery scandal which has rocked the pharmaceuticals giant in its Chinese operations. | 13yrs
Courts in the UK will not be privatised but they could be run by a 'public interest corporation', according to the government. | 13yrs
Libya is preparing to introduce new restrictions on foreign investors which are tighter than those of the Gaddafi regime. | 13yrs
Minter Ellison is kick-starting its tax practice in Hong Kong by the addition of two lawyers from accountant EY. | 13yrs
Despite a drop in funding, legal entrepreneurship is here to stay. | 13yrs
A round-up of recent global deals and the lawyers who made them happen. | 13yrs
Goldman Sachs international general counsel David Greenwald is leaving the bank to join Fried Frank Harris, Shriver & Jacobson as co-chair of the US law firm. | 13yrs
London's leading public interest barrister set Matrix Chambers is going international with the launch of its first office in Geneva. | 13yrs
After recent accusations from US and UK parliamentary committees, the head of the tax division of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development says Ireland is not a tax haven. | 13yrs
A weekly round-up of in-house legal moves from around the globe. | 13yrs
Expanding across borders can create a never ending stream of business risk, according to new research today. | 13yrs
France's largest retail banking group Credit Agricole is reshuffling its global panel. | 13yrs
The ramifications of the Howrey dissolution is ongoing as the bankruptcy trustee continues on the trail of creditor protection. | 13yrs
Planning ahead is the only way to minimise risk, says Michael Madden of Winston & Strawn which has just released research on how corporates manage risk. | 13yrs
Hogan Lovells is to open a Luxembourg office with a team of lawyers hired from NautaDutilh. | 13yrs