Firms which have bought perpetual licences for their software may find they need to switch to subscription fees when moving IT systems to the cloud, write 3Kite’s Paul Longhurst and Kemp IT Law’s Richard Kemp
Private capital push also sees Anglo-Australian firm appoint new partner from DLA Piper to co-head UK venture capital practice
EU competition law specialist John Ratliff returns to the Bar after 24 years with US firm
Global antitrust counsel advised on 17 review processes worldwide to secure largest-ever gaming industry deal
Bruce Kilpatrick to rejoin Magic Circle firm’s leading antitrust practice after 16 years at AG
Deal will create transatlantic law firm with revenue of around $3.5bn
Trowers to shed around 25 lawyers, including six partners, as Mishcon axes software solutions team
New global department leaders and chief marketing officer named amid wider leadership shuffle
All eyes on Competition Appeals Tribunal as it prepares to consider £1.5m deal with one of five shipping line defendants
Deal sees HSF client Spaldy Investments become embattled high street bank’s majority shareholder
London firm cites rise of UK competition disputes as it adds additional firepower to team
Richard Handyside KC succeeds Bankim Thanki KC at top London set
This week’s roundup of top in-house moves also includes appointments at Africa Oil, Stax Payments, BioMed Realty and Transport for London
Arrival of Doug Bryden in London follows 2022 hire of academic as head of client sustainability and environment
Freshfields says companies need to review whistleblowing training and policies in a world of hybrid work
Fee-sharing firm also acquires London boutique Hieron and adds team from Selig + Partners
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US firm topped ranking by deal value, narrowly ahead of Kirkland & Ellis and Davis Polk & Wardwell, according to Refinitiv
Rouse beefs up its intellectual property enforcement team with two new appointments in response to client need amid the changing anti-counterfeiting landscape
As hybrid working becomes more entrenched, laptops are being preferred to traditional desktop PCs, writes 3Kites’ Jon Howells