A new report has shed light on antitrust partner hiring trends over the last two years, with government lawyers jumping to private practice in Washington, DC, rising deal activity in New York driving ...
Class actions are back on an upward trend, and increasingly a non-negotiable part of doing business even in traditionally ...
A Freshfields counsel has defected to King & Spalding in the City of Light, stepping up to partner in the process.
The firm has added a leading government lawyer as head of its New York appellate team. Jenner & Block has hired inaugural New ...
The popularity of arbitration is forcing institutions to confront ethical and procedural challenges, according to speakers at the IBA Conference in Copenhagen.
Today’s official launch of London and Middle East-focused Momeni Partners in London is only the start, the founder tells CDR, ...
A dual-qualified ex-Netflix Korea general counsel has struck out on her own in Seoul, while Withers has established a Japan disputes practice by hiring a former O’Melveny litigator.
This week’s summary of disputes moves and firm developments takes in a significant Dubai hire at Three Crowns and Flannery Georgalis’ first office outside the US as it expands into Europe.
This article considers fraud in Canada, covering key fraud remedies, statutory causes of action, enforcement agencies, extradition, class actions, and more. Canada has strong legal tools to assist ...
A former international disputes director within the Singapore Attorney-General’s Chambers is the prominent Asian firm’s newest partner in the city state, adding substantial public international law ...
James Finkel of Kroll considers the public sector and private sector considerations around conflicts of interest in expert testimony. “Each one of us breathes, within the conflict of interest, in any ...
A prominent Asian financial institution has substantially succeeded in its appeal related to fraudulent real estate valuation. A Singapore appellate court has awarded United Overseas Bank (UOB) SGD 76 ...