Government | News

New Economic Crimes Law in Chile Stirs Worry, Work

By Amy Guthrie

Criminal charges may now apply for a host of environmental violations in a country whose economy is anchored by mining. Read More

Alternative Dispute Resolution | News

Malaysia Courts Global Law Firms with Economic Zone and Arbitration Reforms

By Rick Mitchell

The Southeast Asian country is easing licensing rules for some foreign firms and making other changes, but will it be... Read More

Mergers & Acquisitions | News

Deal Watch: Are Only 'A Handful' of Law Firms Positioned Well After Citi-Apollo Partnership?

“Syndicated option or private credit, you need a firm that can handle either in every iteration,” said one dealmaker. Read More

Government | News

Fifth Foreign Judge to Step Down from Hong Kong Court This Year

By Jessica Seah

With the latest departure, there will be a total of six non-permanent foreign judges remaining. Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

McDermott, Squire Strengthen Finance Ranks in London

By Jack Womack

The appointments come in a busy hiring period in the U.K. capital. Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

Baker McKenzie Sets Profitability Goals, Focusing on New York

By Mimi Lamarre

"Our U.S. [PEP] would land us around No. 39. Our goal is to be playing in the top 25," said Colin Murray, the firm's... Read More

Cybersecurity | News

Three-Quarters of Law Firms Have Passwords Leaked on Dark Web

By Louis Altmann

A report by Atlas Cloud reveals that more than one million law firm-related passwords have been leaked, including those... Read More

Law Firm Management | News

Al Tamimi Cuts Ties With Casablanca's Roudane & Partners, Restructures Africa

By Alfred Olufemi

Al Tamimi & Co has unexpectedly dissolved its association with Roudane & Partners, citing challenges with profitability... Read More