Government | Analysis

Innovation Concerns Grow Over EU AI Regulation

By Hugo Guzman

"From the perspective of AI companies, people want clarity around which applications are prohibited, and what the obligations... Read More

Deals and Transactions | Research

Is Slaughter and May's 'Best Friends' Network Really That Effective?

By Charlotte Johnstone

An in-depth analysis of five years of M&A data by Law.com International has revealed how frequently the members of the... Read More

Government | News

Australian Government to Consider Firms' Pro Bono Efforts When Allocating Work

By Christopher Niesche

The Australian government wants law firms to log at least 35 hours per lawyer per year of pro bono work. Read More

Privacy | Analysis

International Regulators' Unease With AI Data-Scraping Creates Gulf With US

By Maria Dinzeo

"Mass data scraping of personal information can constitute a reportable data breach in many jurisdictions," an international... Read More

Law Firm Management

DAC Beachcroft Builds Singapore via Association with Former Ince Ally

By Jessica Seah

As part of its expansion, Incisive has also hired a new partner from Rajah & Tann. Read More

Law Firm Management

Nishimura & Asahi Strikes Alliance with Philippine Firm

By Brian Yap

The Japanese firm has already allied with local law firms in Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia. Read More

Litigation | News

Reed Smith Clinches Win for Brazilian Weapons Maker Sued by Bolivia

By Amy Guthrie

A Miami judge dismissed the case on jurisdictional grounds, while also noting that Bolivia failed to prove that the... Read More

Law Firm Hiring

Another Lawyer Leaves PwC Australia after Tax Advice Scandal

By Christopher Niesche

Hoda Naghdy joins partnership at Australian firm Lander & Rogers. Read More