Disputes, real estate, energy, corporate and IP partners join as US firm doubles down on Australian market
Johnson Winter Slattery partner Robert Wyld edits latest GLP guide covering corporate crime and enforcement worldwide
Deal enables legaltech firm to continue its expansion in the Australian legal market
Nicholas Dunstone marks Jones Day’s fifth lateral partner hire in Australia this year
First results since transatlantic merger show PEP of $2.1m, up 7% on Herbert Smith Freehills’ pre-merger figure
Firm’s Australia and Europe, Middle East and Asia operations grow turnover 25% to £763.5m in 2025 following integration last July
Sullivan & Cromwell partners Frank Aquila and Jeremy Kutner explore how AI, regulation and geopolitics are reshaping global M&A with experts from 29 countries
Without a dedicated regional GC, global organisations risk creating gaps in their APAC legal coverage, writes Major Lindsey & Africa partner Olivia Seet
Core London office dominates with seven new partners
Ruth Higgins SC succeeds Stephen Donaghue KC in the role to create all-female law officer line-up
Cross-jurisdictional Law Over Borders guide is edited by Trevisan & Cuonzo partner Julia Holden, who is based in Milan
Leading construction set to welcome Margaret Beazley AC KC as a door tenant in 2028
Women make up 59% of lawyers at larger law firms, yet only 42% of partners
Weil guides Glencore as A&O Shearman acts for Rio Tinto in what could be largest-ever M&A deal
Chinese and Australian partnerships to operate under independent brands from 31 March 2026
Victoria Basham assesses the prospects of the third substantial transatlantic law firm merger deal to be unveiled in less than three years
Group led by partner Christopher Rowden joins from local boutique CDI Lawyers to open HFW’s fourth Australian office
Christine Tran has trial experience in both shareholder and product liability class actions
US firm cites ‘extensive’ Australian relationships as it opens office focused on commerical litigation, energy and tech transactions and global workforce matters
Tie-up adds four Australian offices to IP firm’s network, but the brands will operate independently