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The firm has snagged a 16-partner team from Reed Smith, bringing extensive health care litigation experience to the US firm.
The weekly summary of disputes moves features the departure of a Freshfields regional practice head to an in-house role in Frankfurt, while US offices make multiple hires on the East and West Coasts ...
The UK’s highest court has overturned the Court of Appeal’s decision in the high-profile test cases concerning lender commissions to car dealers – ruling that these payments do not constitute bribery, ...
The weekly summary of disputes moves features the departure of a Freshfields practice head to an in-house role in Frankfurt, while US offices make multiple hires on the East and West Coasts and in ...
The eagerly awaited judgment, centred on EuroChem’s spat with two banking behemoths, has concluded that the company and its Russian entity are owned by sanctioned oligarch Andrey Igorevich.
The London High Court has found for PrivatBank, Ukraine’s largest privately owned bank before it was nationalised in 2016, due to losses arising from malfeasance by its founders.
The consultancy has promoted recent arrival Ramon ‘Ray’ de Legorburu to head of its Americas investigations practice, while an IP damages pro has joined in Chicago.
The UK Financial Conduct Authority has reported a drastic slowing of investment and payment fraud, in an eventful year. A government call to expand its remit is likely to have wide-ranging effects.
A Gibson Dunn lifer recognised for his arbitral award enforcement, and his appellate and commercial disputes work has departed the firm after two decades for King & Spalding.
The firm had added an investor-state disputes pro with counsel, arbitrator and mediation experience to its Perth office. K&L Gates has hired Rodolphe Ruffié-Farrugia from Clifford Chance as a partner ...
A lawyer with state, federal and bankruptcy court experience has left DLA Piper to join Honigman in the Windy City, stepping up to partner in the process.
The shifting sanctions environment has given the financial sector a headache since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with the overlapping frameworks providing an array of disputes tripwires.