US and EMEA managing partners to lead global giant for interim period | 3w
US and EMEA managing partners to lead global giant for interim period | 3w
Arrival of Felipe Nazar as a partner adds disputes to office’s capabilities in corporate and tax | 3w
Deal could value US fast food chain at about $9.55bn subject to financial performance, according to reports | 1mo
Senior AAA-ICDR arbitrator Luis Martinez takes up leadership of ABA’s international arbitration committee | 1mo
Ron Hauben to co-head McDermott’s accounting defence practice as accounting firms face increased regulatory scrutiny | 1mo
Skadden advises US medical giant Danaher as Latham acts for UK’s Abcam in all-cash deal | 1mo
Move marks latest round in Covid-19 mRNA vaccine patent litigation battle | 1mo
Task force will examine risks of AI, as well as potential opportunities to support lawyers | 1mo
Loeb & Loeb’s Emily Borich discusses this summer’s blockbuster movie and related IP issues | 1mo
Jennifer Klass and Amy Greer join the investment funds and white collar practices respectively in New York | 1mo
West Coast IP partner on how clients increasingly recognise the value of looking more broadly for talent | 1mo
Mercedes Benz becomes first car maker to sign up to 5G connected vehicle licensing programme | 1mo
Deal sees supermarket giant add 400 stores in the Southeastern region of the US | 1mo
Elon Musk’s decision to rebrand Twitter to ‘X’ could create a number of IP issues, writes Marks & Clerk associate Erik Rõuk | 1mo
Hire of team led by ‘superstar’ Neel Sachdev signals move into practising English law | 1mo
Luxury merger also gives Tapestry access to Capri brands Jimmy Choo and Michael Kors | 1mo
Kfir Abutbul joins in Houston as the Magic Circle firm seeks to boost its energy transition capabilities | 1mo
Litigation growth also helps offset drop in transactional demand, according to Thomson Reuters | 1mo
This week’s roundup of top in-house moves also includes appointments at LPL Financial, CBRE, MUFG and Mashreq Bank | 1mo
Etienne Sanz De Acedo discusses the future of IP offices, the damage wreaked by counterfeiting and piracy and how IP is not just for the big corporations | 1mo