Kirkland acts for longtime client PowerSchool as private equity-led deals show signs of picking up | 1mo

Israeli firms Meitar and Gornitzky & Co called in on deal to buy Israeli-founded SaaS company | 1mo

Group led by former Deloitte Legal UK head of legal advisory Andrew Joint joins firm’s digital business group in London | 1mo

Robert Keele joined xAI earlier this month, Bloomberg reported | 1mo

Clifford Chance, Cravath and Washington DC boutique Wilkinson Barker Knauer also act in deal that will bring T-Mobile four million new customers | 1mo

Patent holding company Sun Patent Trust is asking the Paris Judicial Court to determine a global FRAND rate, while India will examine infringement | 1mo

Tobias Knapp joins as co-head of global firm’s New York transactional group | 1mo

Laws clamping down on power of Big Tech and exonerating victims of Post Office Horizon scandal rushed through | 2mos

Three-partner hire bolsters disputes firm’s patent litigation practice in tech sector | 2mos

Regan MacPherson succeeds veteran in-house counsel David Teichmann, who is moving to an advisory role | 2mos

Mr Justice Mellor ‘entirely satisfied’ Craig Wright ‘lied to the court extensively and repeatedly’ | 2mos

Latham guides CyberArk in acquisition of cybersecurity business from Kirkland-repped Thoma Bravo | 2mos

Wall Street firm hires team including prominent crypto partner Lewis Rinaudo Cohen in move intended to create one-stop shop for crypto advice | 2mos

Office to handle outbound work for Japanese clients as UK firm aims to reach €1bn revenue in five years | 2mos

Ian Bagshaw joins alongside five more lawyers to bring US firm’s tech-focused practice to European market | 2mos

M&A partner Maria-Leticia Ossa Daza joins in New York having founded and led Willkie’s LatAm practice | 2mos

Transatlantic merger creates global giant with nearly 4,000 lawyers and $3.5bn revenue | 2mos

Nine week trial in London’s Technology and Construction Court could impact EU’s Software Directive | 2mos

Kirkland acts for marquee client Thoma Bravo as Latham counsels UK-listed cyber security company | 3mos