Ruth Hoy is joining with legal director Huw Cookson, who will be a partner at his new firm | 5mos
Disputes
Daniel Hayward and John McElroy to head up disputes practice, which welcomes four new partners | 5mos
Claim was brought by 62 former Vodafone franchisees over alleged mistreatment and governance failings | 5mos
UK Court of Appeal overturns High Court decision in the controversial case of Mazur and others v Charles Russell Speechlys | 5mos
Quadrant Chambers’ Sarah Longden and Stewarts’ Sherina Petit replace Ben Giaretta and Emily Morris | 5mos
Some 46% of M&A professionals highlighted due diligence issues as a driver of post-deal fallout, according to consultancy firm BRG | 6mos
Hart succeeds Oliver Bray, whose six-year tenure concludes at the end of April | 6mos
Leading construction set to welcome Margaret Beazley AC KC as a door tenant in 2028 | 6mos
Solid performance across private equity, finance and litigation help drive record results for Pittsburgh-based firm | 6mos
Giles Kavanagh to begin second four-year term this April having overseen revenue growth of more than 20% since 2022 | 6mos
Kirkland & Ellis, Morgan Lewis, Sidley Austin and Polsinelli among firms targeting senior expertise, reports Ben Rigby | 6mos
Percentage of US companies dealing with class actions rises to 74.4% | 6mos
Paul Tweed ‘very satisfied’ after academic agrees to ask publisher to destroy remaining copies of offending book | 6mos
Energy specialist Katie Chung arrives after 15 years at NRF | 6mos
Sean West will headline LIDW’s main conference, which addresses geopolitical, reputational, dispute resolution and technological risks | 6mos
Majority-female round focuses on Europe and corporate practice | 6mos
DLA Piper partner joins HSF Kramer in Düsseldorf as Priestley arrives at Taylor Wessing from London media specialist Russells | 6mos
Ongoing geopolitical, economic and environmental turbulence means it has never been more important to get force majeure drafting right at the outset, write Julian Copeman and Richard Mendoza of HSF Kramer | 6mos
London’s revenue contribution jumps 17% to $110.3m following an 8% decline in 2024 | 6mos
Parties must treat sanctions risk assessment and enforcement planning as a continuous process rather than a one-off “check-the-box” exercise, says Michelman & Robinson's Akshay Sewlikar and Dmitriy Gelfand | 6mos