Sunny Singh returns to co-chair top-tier practice following Ray Schrock’s exit last month | 1mo
Sunny Singh returns to co-chair top-tier practice following Ray Schrock’s exit last month | 1mo
Incoming group includes Ray Schrock, who joins as global chair of its restructuring and special situations practice | 1mo
Litigators Elizabeth Stotland Weiswasser and Anish Desai head to Paul Weiss, while restructuring partner Ray Schrock joins Latham | 1mo
Arrival of Mark Knight and Jifree Cader follows partner raids on A&O Shearman and Paul Hastings earlier in 2024 | 2mos
The number of new women partners also fell, accounting for 22% of the total compared to 36% last year | 3mos
Team is led by Italian banking and finance heavyweight Riccardo Agostinelli | 3mos
Seventeen tenants move their practice as London barristers’ chambers closes after more than a century | 3mos
Kolja von Bismarck reunites with two other ex-Sidley Austin restructuring partners that joined CC in Germany in June | 3mos
Veteran IP litigator Hiroshi Sheraton and M&A lawyer Luciana Griebel join in London | 4mos
Anne-Sophie Noury’s arrival follows team exits earlier this year from White & Case to Jones Day and Hogan Lovells | 4mos
Partners Paul Buitendag and Rena Solomonidis join amid sharp uptick in insolvencies in Australia | 4mos
Christian Halàsz and Friedrich Schlott build out Kirkland’s new Frankfurt office | 4mos
Top 50 firms fuelled average 11.4% rise in revenue according to Wells Fargo report | 4mos
UK-US duo Dan Walsh and Abid Qureshi to take over as co-chairs of top 40 US firm next April | 7mos
Restructuring specialist Matthias Kampshoff takes over as head of Chicago firm’s largest international practice | 7mos
Partners Jörn Kowalewski and Ulrich Klockenbrink join in Frankfurt with team as part of Willkie’s new German strategy | 7mos
Latest team hire sees up to 20 lawyers led by K&S restructuring and finance co-head Jennifer Daly join across US | 7mos
Sue Moore returns to global giant having earlier led Stephenson Harwood’s global finance practice | 8mos
Cohort evenly split between men and women sees UK firm exceed 500 partners | 9mos
Promotions follow UK national firm achieving 33% female partnership two years ahead of schedule | 9mos