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Barnes & Thornburg adds healthcare and capital markets partners for Nashville debut

Five partners join from Holland & Knight, Baker Donelson and Bass Berry & Sims as US firm continues rapid expansion across the country

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Should professional indemnity insurance be mandatory?

Paul Castellani of Kennedys assesses a recent IBA report aimed at assisting bar associations and regulatory bodies on professional indemnity insurance issues

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S&C, Cleary, Ropes & Gray and Hengeler line up for $4.25bn Baxter Biopharma Solutions sale

Deal sees Advent and Warburg Pincus turn to longstanding advisers as they unveil standalone services business

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Baker Hostetler adds eight lawyers to West Coast corporate team from AmLaw 100 rivals

Former M&A and securities practice leaders among arrivals from Proskauer Rose, Polsinelli and Kirkland & Ellis

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McGuireWoods adds experienced deal financing partner from Paul Hastings in New York

‘Preeminent’ finance lawyer Jeff Goldfarb specialises in private equity-related transactions

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Morgan Lewis raids Stroock for 10-strong US litigation and regulatory team

New hires include partners Arjun Rao, Brian Frontino and Allen Denson

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Paul Hastings bolsters Silicon Valley litigation practice with hiring of top IP litigator

Rudy Kim joins top 30 US law firm from Morrison Foerster where he chaired its Palo Alto litigation department

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Around the house: Sword Health appoints experienced startup GC, ResMed replaces retiring legal head

This week’s roundup of top in-house moves also includes appointments at the UK Payment Systems Regulator, RAPT Therapeutics and the Girl Scouts of the USA

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Partners take 100-plus lawyers from Lewis Brisbois for new employment spinoff

Am Law 100 firm’s employment team leaders defect to set up boutique, taking up to 140 lawyers with them

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Rundle adds investigations insight to BCLP in London

Transatlantic firm seeks to draw on new recruit’s dual qualified status to grow cross-border practice

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'It can’t just be a slogan' - Allen & Overy's Elizabeth Holland on advancing women in IP

Clients and law firms have been successfully collaborating to boost the the number of senior women IP lawyers, A&O's US head of life sciences tells Maura O’Malley

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Kennedys makes up 20 partners with women in majority for a second year

Cohort sees UK firm’s global partner tally pass 300

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Greenwashing risk is only going to increase: Debevoise & Plimpton's Ulysses Smith on the challenges of new ESG rules

ESG guide editor Ulysses Smith discusses the evolving ESG landscape and what that means for clients

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Blank Rome adds international trade team in Washington DC from McDermott Will & Emery

Partners Joanne Osendarp and Eric Parnes join alongside seven more lawyers and trade advisors to bolster free trade agreements and trade disputes offering

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Around the house: Mondee snaps up former Apple counsel, Cherry hires experienced German tech GC

This week’s roundup of top in-house moves also includes appointments at Pax8, Precision Medicine Group, Madison International Realty and Fortera

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Clifford Chance elects 32 new partners in diverse round

Twelve women included in round that sees 39% of new US and UK partners come from minority ethnic backgrounds

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‘Every reason for optimism’ – new Law Over Borders guide charts arbitration’s growing popularity across the world

Practical online comparative Global Legal Post guide is co-edited by Three Crowns partners Carmen Martinez Lopez and Liz Snodgrass

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Allen & Overy elevates 36 to partnership

Proportion of women in latest round rises to 42% from 36% last year as overall number of promotions dips

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Women urged to ‘own your voice!’ as World IP Day celebrates women in IP

This year’s theme celebrates women inventors, creators and entrepreneurs as IP offices and law firms host events around the world to mark the day

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Majority of US companies dismiss concerns of long-term banking disruption, study shows

MoFo survey shows most companies think impact of recent banking collapses will be short-lived

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