Ruth Hoy is joining with legal director Huw Cookson, who will be a partner at his new firm | 2mos
Ruth Hoy is joining with legal director Huw Cookson, who will be a partner at his new firm | 2mos
Foley fashion and beauty lawyers Trevor Mullin, Jax England and Sarah McGrath review 2025’s key M&A deals and preview the trends for the year ahead | 2mos
As AI continues to reshape creative industries, Foley lawyers Laura Ganoza, Arianna Benitez Colon and Mackenna Dunna examine the key legal considerations for navigating this evolving landscape | 3mos
London IP partner to replace Leeds-based Jonathan Jones, who is standing down after six years in the role | 2mos
Inspired by an Indian art exhibition, Remfry & Sagar’s Bisman Kaur discusses how protecting artisan processes and networks lies at the heart of IP law in the age of global fashion and design | 3mos
Kirkland & Ellis, Morgan Lewis, Sidley Austin and Polsinelli among firms targeting senior expertise, reports Ben Rigby | 3mos
DLA Piper partner joins HSF Kramer in Düsseldorf as Priestley arrives at Taylor Wessing from London media specialist Russells | 3mos
Merger-bound transatlantic firm cites balanced growth across practices as PEP hits $3.5m | 3mos
Korelya Capital and Serena co-lead Series B round, which takes total funding to $40m | 3mos
A balance between luxury brand rights and upcycling remains elusive, write Bird & Bird’s Cristiana Andreotta, Elisabetta Bandera, Rita Tardiolo, Manon Rieger-Jansen and Nina Dorenbosch | 4mos
Jeremy Drew leaves RPC after two decades, bringing expertise in IP, retail, brands, sport and tech | 4mos
Dave Boncheun Koo has been hired to ‘aggressively enforce’ and monetise its IP portfolio | 4mos
Incoming group includes Mike Poulos, who joins as vice chair and global head of strategy | 5mos
Winston & Strawn’s Stephen D’Amore and Taylor Wessing UK’s Shane Gleghorn explain why they have pinned their firms’ destinies together | 6mos
Roundtable held to coincide with Luxury Law Summit New York highlights the trends impacting the luxury market | 6mos
Morrison Cohen lawyers Fred Perkins, Keith Markel and Nicole Rallis analyse free speech and infringement claims in luxury clothing company Chrome Hearts’ lawsuit against music legend Neil Young | 7mos
Latest intake is down from 39 in 2024 but overall promotions including counsel are 12% higher | 7mos
Seven London promotions boosts Willkie’s partner bench in the city by 25% | 7mos
Former USPTO Middle East IP attache Aisha Salem-Howey joins music rights business in Abu Dhabi | 7mos
Tie-up to create top 20 global law firm by revenue with more than 3,000 lawyers | 7mos