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 | 7mos
Disputes
London’s revenue contribution jumps 17% to $110.3m following an 8% decline in 2024 | 7mos
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 | 8mos
Boutique hires Lianne Craig as it seeks to grow commercial litigation offering | 8mos
Group including McGuireWoods’ former Houston managing partner Yasser Madriz will boost Mayer Brown’s energy practice | 8mos
Rise in cases linked to growth in disability accommodation and discrimination lawsuits, according to Lex Machina | 8mos
Nima Lorjé has joined the international disputes firm from Stibbe, where he was a counsel | 8mos
Gruenstein Law to focus on government and internal investigations, white-collar criminal cases, regulatory enforcement and complex civil litigation | 8mos
Private equity-backed group to officially unveil VENTRiQ at annual conference this week | 8mos
Merger-bound transatlantic firm cites balanced growth across practices as PEP hits $3.5m | 8mos
Follows openings in London and Brussels in recent years as Japanese rivals expand across Europe | 8mos
Legaltech investment rises 35% to £188.8m as government pledges fresh funding for LawtechUK and court AI pilots | 8mos
Firm led rankings having worked on 192 claims, followed by DAC Beachcroft and DWF, according to Solomonic report | 8mos
Chartered Institute of Legal Executives claims judgment has had ‘profound’ impact | 8mos
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 | 8mos
Jeremy Drew leaves RPC after two decades, bringing expertise in IP, retail, brands, sport and tech | 8mos
Milena Szuniewicz-Wenzel and Ian Hopkinson follow practice chair Ben Knowles to Keystone | 8mos
Hires come ahead of planned office launch in Dallas, according to reports | 9mos
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 | 9mos
Cadwalader’s former litigation co-chairs among group resigning over conflicts of interest with clients of firm’s planned merger partner, Hogan Lovells | 9mos