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SEC signals landmark for US climate change regulation
Proposed disclosure rule would dramatically alter the landscape for US and foreign issuers, argue Ulysses Smith and Isabelle Glimcher
Tui names next legal leader as it refocuses on growth following heavy pandemic losses
Dr Nina Scherf's arrival at tourism giant coincides with issuing of sanctions against major shareholder, Russian billionaire Alexey Mordashov
Nelson Mullins, Simpson Thacher lead Japan's Coincheck through $1.3bn SPAC merger
Allen & Overy, Mori Hamada & Matsumoto, Littler Mendleson, Anderson Mori & Tomotsune and De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek also act on merger with Thunder Bridge Capital Partners
Quinn Emanuel acts pro bono for Ukraine in human rights proceedings over Russia invasion
Team to bring case before European Convention on Human Rights over ‘unprovoked, unjustified and unlawful acts of aggression’
Addleshaw Goddard continues European expansion drive with offices in Munich and Frankfurt
UK firm's strategy 'well ahead' of schedule as it follow up on moves into Dublin and Luxembourg
Men dominate Slaughter and May partner promotions in first year after publication of diversity targets
Just one woman made up in eight-strong cohort although five-year average is just shy of long-term goal
Addleshaw Goddard opens in Luxembourg with corporate trio from Fieldfisher
Some 90% of the funds finance work Addleshaws undertakes involves Luxembourg in some way, firm says
Latham & Watkins sees revenue soar 27% to smash $5bn barrier
Los Angeles giant’s income hits $5.49bn against a 26% rise in PEP to $5.71m
Dechert hires leading financial crime lawyer in London from Ropes & Gray
Judith Seddon served as co-head of Ropes’ white collar and government enforcement practice
DWF builds LatAm and Africa expansion potential with Iberian associations
Associations with Portuguese law firm and Spanish loss adjusting business follow 2019 acquisition of 40-partner Spanish law firm RCD
Ex-Gibson Dunn partner fails to overturn disbarment for misleading court
Appeal by Peter Gray in high-profile Djibouti case founders after judge rules case against him was ‘very strong’
Willkie Farr and Munger Tolles headline Alleghany's $11.6bn acquisition by Berkshire Hathaway
Deal marks largest transaction since 2015 by Warren Buffett's investment company
International law experts join campaign for 'Nuremberg-inspired' tribunal to investigate Putin
Ukraine foreign minister and two former British prime ministers among signatories of Justice for Ukraine
Three-partner Orrick energy and utilities team joins Osborne Clarke in London
Arrival of John Deacon and two other partners adds heft to UK firm's renewables and power management capabilities
Ince signals 'new era' for Dubai office as it unveils replacements for departing head
Joint managing partners take charge after loss of former leader to Stephenson Harwood dents growth