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 ...

Today’s official launch of London and Middle East-focused Momeni Partners in London is only the start, the founder tells CDR, ...

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 ...

A report by the Law Society of England and Wales has highlighted the strength of the English legal sector in both litigation and arbitration, with an appeal for stronger support from the UK government ...

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. The ...

The firm has perked up its Washington, DC, office with the arrival of a new partner in its investigations and white-collar defence group. Morrison Foerster has hired former US Department of Justice ...

The leading litigation, class actions, product liability and mass tort practitioner has left the newly merged firm to bolster Quinn Emanuel’s Chicago capabilities. Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan ...

The firm has grown its insurance offering with a Washington, DC, partner to address rising client demand across the US. Latham & Watkins has hired former Haynes & Boone insurance litigator Greg Van ...

Shifting federal priorities have seen states step into the gap to tackle major antitrust enforcement issues across the US. State attorneys general have been causing a stir in the antitrust enforcement ...

President hits out at ‘opportunistic claims’ after ICC tribunal sets aside settlement agreement over ‘illegal’ hydropower construction contract. The ICC International Court of Arbitration has decided ...