Incoming group will be based in New York, Washington DC and the Bay Area | 1yr
Disputes
Women make up just over 40% of cohort, as overall promotions rose compared to 2024 | 1yr
Six make the grade in round that sees proportion of women dip | 1yr
Keynote speakers from LCIA and the Commercial Court will open the event on 2 June | 1yr
Majority-female round follows top City independent posting double-digit revenue and profit growth for FY24 | 1yr
Litigation funders must follow the lead of law firms to address a lack of gender diversity in the sector, writes Exton Advisors’ Lucy Glyn | 1yr
Los Angeles giant’s PEP tops $7m following 29% growth last year | 1yr
Litigator and MENA head Viven Davies to take up role on 1 April as Fieldfisher moves to become Europe’s leading law firm | 1yr
New roles for well-known veteran senior clerks at leading London chambers | 1yr
Updates to the UK’s Arbitration Act bring clarity and ensures London remains well placed as a centre to resolve global disputes, write Stevens & Bolton lawyers Catherine Penny and Lorna Sleave | 1yr
Finance litigation specialists join London-based boutique as cross-border finance and restructuring disputes ramp up | 1yr
New York district court judge denies class certification but will allow individual lawsuits to proceed | 1yr
Emily Monastiriotis will take over from Jeremy Hoyland in May | 1yr
Members of arbitration community welcome new law which aims to bring 1996 act up to date | 1yr
Ben Rigby reports on controversial resolution of eight-year, headline-grabbing battle over credit card fees | 1yr
Fate of claim once valued at £14bn mustn’t become blueprint for future cases if CAT regime is to succeed, argues Calunius Capital chair Leslie Perrin | 1yr
Arrival of group led by Kennedys’ marine practice head follows large team hires in Australia and Canada | 1yr
Decision follows bid by claim’s funder to scupper deal struck with lead claimant Walter Merricks | 1yr
Round follows Los Angeles giant promoting 24 associates to partner in January | 1yr
Hire of Edward Coulson and Andrew Leitch prompted by surge in number of competition claims | 1yr