Disputes

Group including McGuireWoods’ former Houston managing partner Yasser Madriz will boost Mayer Brown’s energy practice | 6mos

Rise in cases linked to growth in disability accommodation and discrimination lawsuits, according to Lex Machina | 6mos

Nima Lorjé has joined the international disputes firm from Stibbe, where he was a counsel | 6mos

Gruenstein Law to focus on government and internal investigations, white-collar criminal cases, regulatory enforcement and complex civil litigation | 6mos

Private equity-backed group to officially unveil VENTRiQ at annual conference this week | 6mos

Merger-bound transatlantic firm cites balanced growth across practices as PEP hits $3.5m | 6mos

Follows openings in London and Brussels in recent years as Japanese rivals expand across Europe | 6mos

Legaltech investment rises 35% to £188.8m as government pledges fresh funding for LawtechUK and court AI pilots | 7mos

Firm led rankings having worked on 192 claims, followed by DAC Beachcroft and DWF, according to Solomonic report | 7mos

Chartered Institute of Legal Executives claims judgment has had ‘profound’ impact | 7mos

For three decades, Bermuda has discussed the idea of a dedicated arbitral institution and hearing facility. That talk is finally becoming reality, writes Ben Rigby | 7mos

Jeremy Drew leaves RPC after two decades, bringing expertise in IP, retail, brands, sport and tech | 7mos

Milena Szuniewicz-Wenzel and Ian Hopkinson follow practice chair Ben Knowles to Keystone | 7mos

Hires come ahead of planned office launch in Dallas, according to reports | 7mos

Four recent hires from Butler Snow and King & Spalding help world’s largest firm launch in Music City, which it called an ‘ideal environment’ for further growth | 7mos

Cadwalader’s former litigation co-chairs among group resigning over conflicts of interest with clients of firm’s planned merger partner, Hogan Lovells | 7mos

Ben Knowles brings more than 30 years of disputes experience to the New Law firm | 7mos

Leading Spanish firm underlines commitment to internal advancement and generational balance | 7mos

Departure of commercial and product liability disputes team follows Perkins Coie’s deal to merge with UK-based Ashurst | 7mos