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Ex-Gibson Dunn partner fails to overturn disbarment for misleading court
Appeal by Peter Gray in high-profile Djibouti case founders after judge rules case against him was ‘very strong’
International law experts join campaign for 'Nuremberg-inspired' tribunal to investigate Putin
Ukraine foreign minister and two former British prime ministers among signatories of Justice for Ukraine
Heuking’s income dips to €185.4m as it adjusts to end of diesel emissions claims boom
German independent reports ‘sound’ performance despite second year of declining revenue after record high
Linklaters teams up with automation platform BRYTER to develop new tech products
Partnership will be steered by new head of practice innovation Greg Baker
Dechert and Latham advise on Vestiaire Collective’s acquisition of Tradesy
Transatlantic M&A deal follows on from run of work on string of financings by Dechert for Paris-based sustainable fashion leader
Ericsson hires Veon's ex-general counsel as next legal head
Scott Dresser joins telecoms giant amid ongoing tussle with DoJ over alleged corrupt payments in Iraq
Garrigues bounces back with 7.4% revenue increase to pass €400m mark in 2021
Madrid-based firm becomes first Iberian player to pass €400m revenue benchmark
Linklaters builds leveraged finance offering in London with Vinson & Elkins partner trio
V&E London head of finance among those moving over in Linklaters’ largest team hire in its hometown in recent years
Baker McKenzie to spin out Russia arm it launched in Soviet era
First western firm to open in Moscow becomes one of the last to announce departure in face of Ukraine invasion
Dentons to spin out 250-strong Russian arm into independent firm
Law firm exodus from Russia nears completion as DLA Piper and CMS also resolve to hive off operations
Cleary Gottlieb makes rare lateral hire in Brussels from Linklaters
Competition and antitrust lawyer Isabel Rooms set to join New York powerhouse after 11 years at UK rival
Atkin Chambers adds top international construction advocate to ranks
Specialist set secures Stuart Catchpole QC from 39 Essex Chambers
Hogan Lovells latest to announce Moscow office closure as five more US firms reveal Russia withdrawal plans
White & Case, Dechert, Debevoise & Plimpton and Baker Botts also join roster of firms shutting down their operations
Unconscious bias training 'least effective' in tackling gender inequality in legal profession
Flexible working is 'most popular' and perceived as 'most effective' tool, IBA/LexisNexis study finds
‘Simply the right thing to do’ – five more law firms announce departure from Moscow
Allen & Overy and Clifford Chance join ever-expanding roster of exiting firms; Winston chair cites ‘sense of solidarity with the Ukrainian people’