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Linklaters, Latham, Orrick and Hengeler advise on €16bn Vodafone, GIP and KKR telecoms joint venture
Vodafone is expected to raise at least €3.2bn after selling part of its stake in German telecoms business Vantage Towers
Made.com general counsel bids 'sad farewell' as online retailer collapses
Laura Tyler to leave along with legal team as 400 jobs are axed at defunct UK furniture retailer
Former Cleary Gottlieb competition head John Temple Lang passes away at 85
Temple Lang also previously worked at the European Commission and was a ‘heavyweight’ of EU competition law
Wilson Sonsini lands former Hong Kong Competition Commission director to boost Brussels arm
Jindrich Kloub joins as a partner following five-year spell in Hong Kong after more than a decade at EC's competition arm
Spain’s Cuatrecasas integrates with Portuguese firm SLCM in Lisbon
SLCM’s team will operate under the Cuatrecasas brand from January next year
UK Magic Circle need ‘another yard of pace’ to compete with US rivals, ex-senior partner warns
Former Slaughter and May leader joins debate over future of London’s elite law firms
There is still time to enter the Women and Diversity in Law Awards
Leading women and diversity professionals encouraged to submit entries by 11 November
DLA Piper adds Africa-focused projects partner in London from Fasken
Energy and natural resources specialist Karin Maalioun joins as latest in a string of hires in DLA Piper’s international projects practice
Clifford Chance names new UK COO
Ex-chief of staff to former global managing partner Matthew Layton rejoins firm to lead UK operational management
Senior arbitration talent departs Matrix Chambers for 3 Verulam Buildings in London
Professor Zachary Douglas KC’s move marks second major silk exit from Matrix Chambers in the past month
McDermott hires corporate partner duo from Reed Smith in Frankfurt
Rolf Hünermann and Phillip Schmidt join the firm’s German transactions practice group
‘Our Nuremburg moment’: international legal community pledges continued support for Ukraine at IBA conference in Miami
Offer of support made at packed conference event hosted by the Ukrainian Bar Association that called for Special Tribunal to prosecute Russian war crimes
Legal leaders fret about 2023 hiring, talent retention challenges, report finds
Reputation concerns and lack of senior level diversity also top of mind, according to MDC study
When is a tick-box not a tick-box?
3Kites' new consultant, Ben Johnson, shares his experiences of navigating regulatory compliance and using technology to help… not hinder.
Gibson Dunn lands outgoing European Court of Human Rights president in London
Judge Robert Spano will join the US firm in January as of counsel