Europe

AI-native firm Carta Law makes twin compliance hires in Europe and North America

Noah Levine and Karin Porstendörfer take up new director positions

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Dispute erupts among claimant firms over control of landmark Mariana Dam litigation

Pogust Goodhead challenges move by client committee to transfer case to former partners

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Norwegian AI legaltech start-up Newcode raises $13.5m in Series A funding round

Fresh capital will help finance the platform’s US expansion efforts

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App developers agree record £260m UK collective action settlement with Google

Competition Appeal Tribunal to rule on deal over Play Store commissions later this month

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Mayer Brown secures Baker McKenzie finance trio in London

Partners Rob Mathews, David Becker and Ben Bierwirth boost US firm's high-yield, term loan B and leveraged finance capabilities in the City

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HFW makes twin disputes and luxury assets partner hires in London and Hong Kong

Jennifer Wu joins form Pinsent Masons in Hong Kong, while Toby Joy joins from Withers in London

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Pinsent Masons adds IP partner duo in Germany from Vossius

Kai Rüting and Philipp Widera join firm in Düsseldorf

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AI-powered litigants in person: a growing claims challenge for defendants?

Lauren Gosnell, Nicola Aspinwall and Fiona Hamilton-Wood of Kennedys examine the challenges that AI poses for the civil courts – and how defendants must navigate them

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Legora and US legaltech firm Intapp agree strategic partnership

Collaboration to drive foundation for joint agentic innovation for law firms

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Thomson Reuters launches first proprietary LLM to take on legal AI startups

Business trains legal-focused model for just $40m using its own vast library of legal content

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Collyer Bristow and Michelmores invest in new disputes leadership

Collyer Bristow recruits new commercial disputes chief from Joelson as Twenty Essex silk arrives at Michelmores as head of international arbitration and trade

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Natural flows: local councils are seeking to recognise rights of rivers

In a summer of extreme drought conditions, the rights of rivers movement is one which should be respected, write Hogan Lovells Cadwalader lawyers Emily Julier and Yasmin Waljee OBE

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Orrick, Cleary, Fenwick & West guide Stripe’s multibillion-dollar OpenRouter buy

Orrick and Cleary advise OpenRouter as Fenwick acts for Stripe in deal reportedly worth around $8bn that deepens payments company’s push into AI

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Regional powerhouse Knights steps up South East expansion with £27m Moore Barlow deal

Listed regional firm will add 160 legal professionals to its ranks with acquisition of target’s commercial and private wealth business lines

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Harvey enters into partnership with AI legal drafting platform Avvoka

Collaboration will enable Avvoka users to draft within Harvey’s AI platform

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