New partners include former government lawyer Lee Cortes and Preti Flaherty’s environmental chair Jeffrey Talbert | 2d
New partners include former government lawyer Lee Cortes and Preti Flaherty’s environmental chair Jeffrey Talbert | 2d
Andrew Sackey joins DLA Piper’s corporate crime and investigations team | 3w
Investigations and litigation team boosted by arrival of Stuart Alford KC and Oliver Browne | 1mo
Legal ethics academic Richard Moorhead highlights risks posed by culture of ‘adversarial partisanship’ and ‘excessive zeal’ in profession | 1mo
Kimberly Hamm will lead her new firm’s congressional investigations group in Washington DC | 2mos
Lure of energy transition boom sees Steptoe absorb an energy boutique while Bakers has raided Eversheds Sutherland | 2mos
Littler survey shows majority of companies expanding their diversity and inclusion commitments | 2mos
Competition law boutique elevates David Gallagher to partner, while also adding another CMA lawyer to its ranks | 6mos
The white-collar crime, fraud and investigations partner held a number of senior roles at transatlantic firm | 8mos
Arrival of trio in Washington DC comes as rising geopolitical tensions fuel greater enforcement | 8mos
Burges Salmon instructed to advise on scandal inquiry but HSF retains role advising on ‘other matters’ | 9mos
Marike Bakker replaces Chris Warner as co-managing partner alongside Sjoerd Meijer and Lieke van der Velden | 9mos
This week’s roundup of top in-house moves also includes appointments at Kroll, PlayOn! Sports, Imerys and APCO Holdings | 9mos
Robin Nunn will be based in the Magic Circle firm’s New York and Washington DC offices | 9mos
Annual practice and sector group leadership refresh also ushers in new tax, IP and tech chiefs | 10mos
Cáitrín McKiernan and Brian Burke join as latest in string of hires in Steptoe’s investigations and white collar defence team | 10mos
Transatlantic firm seeks to draw on new recruit’s dual qualified status to grow cross-border practice | 10mos
Brad Bondi will co-chair the firm’s investigations and white collar defence practice in Washington | 11mos
Timothy Heaphy joins in Washington DC alongside senior government investigator Soumya Dayanandajoin | 1yr
Greater incentives are now available for businesses which report wrongdoing in the US, write Anoushka Warlow and Suzanne Gallagher. But at what price for the individuals? And should the UK's SFO follow suit? | 1yr