Women make up majority of round for firm in strong growth mode | 2d
Women make up majority of round for firm in strong growth mode | 2d
New partners strengthen firm’s private capital, energy transition and ESG offerings | 1w
Linklaters among practices in firing line as impact of New York firm’s ongoing hiring spree ripples through market | 1w
Simpson Thacher confirms antitrust partner Ross Ferguson’s departure as Paul Weiss reportedly gears up to open first base in continental Europe | 2w
James Fredericks is heading to Skadden, while Mark Grundvig is joining Foley | 3w
Investigations stem from the EU’s new Digital Markets Act, introduced to curb dominance of tech giants | 4w
Bill welcomed for ‘confining threat to litigation funding to history books’ | 1mo
Five make the grade in round that matches firm’s long-term goal that women make up 40% of partner promotions | 1mo
Round follows Los Angeles giant promoting 34 associates to partner in January | 2mos
Competition lawyer Andreas Reindl to take helm of leading Belgian firm 1 February | 3mos
Legislation promised after funding’s role in exposing Post Office Horizon scandal is highlighted | 3mos
New York firm adds latest piece to jigsaw in drive to create elite UK law practice | 4mos
Six partners and their teams join from firms including Portugal’s RRP Advogados as Spanish heavyweight continues international expansion | 4mos
Axel Schulz adds depth to competition team following retirement of heavyweight Philip Bentley KC | 5mos
Hogan Lovells, Covington, Clifford Chance, Mishcon and Linklaters secure wins in blockbuster competition case | 5mos
EU competition law specialist John Ratliff returns to the Bar after 24 years with US firm | 6mos
Bruce Kilpatrick to rejoin Magic Circle firm’s leading antitrust practice after 16 years at AG | 6mos
London firm cites rise of UK competition disputes as it adds additional firepower to team | 6mos
Competition law boutique elevates David Gallagher to partner, while also adding another CMA lawyer to its ranks | 7mos
Exit of group led by partners Richard Pike and Stephen Critchley marks departure of last of Constantine Cannon’s London-based lawyers | 8mos