Europe - Page 38
UK’s ‘father of competition law’ Sir Jeremy Lever has died, aged 93
Top British jurist, barrister and Monckton Chambers stalwart helped shape modern competition law
Paul Weiss, A&O and Stibbe advise on Keurig Dr Pepper’s €16bn purchase of coffee giant JDE Peet’s
Paul Weiss and Dutch firm Stibbe are advising Keurig Dr Pepper, while A&O is counselling JDE Peet’s
Motor finance: luxury cars, secret commissions and a UK Supreme Court ruling
Freeth’s partner Richard Coates breaks down the ruling and its implications for luxury car dealers and owners
Private equity firm August invests in Midlands-based law firm Higgs
Deal marks latest private equity transaction in the UK legal sector
Travers Smith reports turnover dip despite breaking £200m revenue barrier for second year
Profit also falls, though PEP remains flat amid year of ‘choppy economic and market conditions’
Legal commentator Sam Fowles among six new tenants at 39 Essex Chambers
Prominent London set boosts public law junior ranks after series of silk appointments
Speakers from Jaguar Land Rover, Kenvue, Novo Nordisk and L’Oréal line up for Anti-Counterfeiting World Law Summit 2025
Conference at the Caledonian Club on 15 September brings together brand, legal and enforcement leaders to tackle the global counterfeit threat
Eversheds Sutherland expands Czech footprint with Kropáček consolidation
Tie-up adds 13-strong team including partner Pavel Kropáček, bringing expertise in real estate and litigation
Stephenson Harwood enlisted to advise on consumer class action against Amazon over pricing
Amazon faces claim it inflated prices for more than 45 million UK consumers
Addleshaw Goddard posts double-digit revenue growth as profit hits £224m
Turnover rises 11% to £550.9m as firm continues Europe and Middle East expansion
Clifford Chance and Norton Rose Fulbright advise on $1.7bn ECA-backed A&K luxury cruise ship financings
Transaction marks growing momentum in the luxury cruise sector
UK Competition Appeal Tribunal regime must be given more time to bed in
The UK government’s review of collective actions is arguably premature and misguided, writes Ben Rigby
Proskauer hits White & Case for leveraged finance partner in London
Peter Mason marks seventh finance partner hire by Proskauer’s London office in the past year
Trio of firms called in for National Grid’s £1.5bn LNG terminal sale to Centrica, ECP
Latham and Slaughter and May counsel the purchasers as HSF Kramer advises National Grid in deal to allow it to focus on its electricity and gas networks
Value of UK class actions rises to €155bn even as number of filings falls, study finds
CMS report shows overall class action claims in Europe are declining