Public Interest Lawyers - one of two law firms in the spotlight over the £31m Al Swaedy investigation on alleged human resources violations by UK soldiers - is under attack by the Daily Telegraph. | 11yrs
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David Boies, chairman of Boies, Schiller & Flexner, has written to the New York Times and other titles to warn them that they could face legal action from Sony unless they destroy the information which hackers have made public about the organisation. | 11yrs
The lawyer allegedly posted remarks about the Prophet Mohammed that were offensive and led to his arrest in Wadala, India. | 11yrs
Bernie Ecclestone, chief executive of Formula 1, has rejected proposals to reduce his power at the company and has said that he would propose Sacha Woodward-Hill, his trusted legal chief, as his replacement. | 11yrs
This guide provides a practical and up-to-date overview of litigation, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution across key international jurisdictions. | 1mo
Speculation that Formula One might breach its contract if the numbers of cars participating in races falls below 16 has been dismissed by legal specialists. | 11yrs
Speculation is starting to mount about the auction expected early next year for broadcasting rights to Premier League football - and legal specialists are also making their predictions. | 11yrs
Proposals to introduce a criminal offence relating to defaming court personnel could make it more difficult for lawyers to defend their clients, lawyers are warning. | 11yrs
Martin Singer, the 2012 'Entertainment Lawyer of the Year', helped persuade the National Enquirer to drop a 2005 article in which allegations of sexual misconduct were made against actor Bill Cosby. | 11yrs
The fall out between the two top Fifa lawyers over the report on the bidding process for the World Cup has been obvious to see, according to another specialist on corruption in sport. | 11yrs
A team of six entertainment lawyers, including two dealmakers, are leaving O'Melveny & Myers for Latham & Watkins. | 11yrs
The calls have been made after Attorney General Anil Nandlall was recorded apparently implying that deadly violence against the media was acceptable. | 11yrs
A letter from US lawyer Marty Singer threatening the company with a $100 million lawsuit has had a response. | 11yrs
Two lawyers, including one who used to work at Harbottle & Lewis, are due to appear before the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal in relation to phone hacking at News International. | 11yrs
A proposed removal of restrictions on media businesses is expected to spark over A$2b of mergers, according to analysis by Citigroup. | 11yrs
Five London associates have started a pre-partnership network for the next generation of female solicitors. | 11yrs
New Zealand Law Society President Chris Moore thinks it's time to reconsider how journalists cover justice matters. | 12yrs
A global survey showed that the majority of those in Asia Pacific think reputational damage will be the most important issue over the next two years. | 12yrs
The singer was excused early from jury duty because her presence would have been a distraction. | 12yrs
Watchell Lipton Rosen & Katz topped the list again for the 100 most prestigious law firms, a Vault survey found. | 12yrs
The American Lawyer sale is the latest in a raft of deals involving legal news and analysis companies. | 12yrs