Environmental Law | Q&A

Quinn Emanuel's John Quinn: 'Climate Change-Related Litigation Is Going to Be a Real Growth Area'

By Linda A. Thompson

John Quinn, co-founder of one of the world's leading litigation firms, talks about global litigation opportunities,... Read More

Alternative Dispute Resolution | Analysis

France's Fidal and Its Network Partners Look to Expand Arbitration Work in Africa, Europe

By Rick Mitchell

The French law firm has hired Africa-focused international arbitration partner Manuel Tomas at a time when international... Read More

Legal Technology | Features

Could Africa Leapfrog Other Regions on Legal Technology, Like it Did With Mobile Phones?

By Alfred Olufemi

Some believe the continent has an opportunity to grow more quickly, in the same way as it did with mobile phone adoption,... Read More

Legal Technology | News

Air Canada Argues Lying AI Chatbot Was a Separate Legal Entity—and Loses

By Gail J. Cohen

A small claims court judge has ordered the airline to pay up in the wake of what he called the company's "remarkable... Read More

Government | Analysis

Law Firm Partners Income Tax Arrangements Come Under Scrutiny in Australia

By Christopher Niesche

Members of Australia's Senate are questioning the use by law firms and their partners of a tax structure that lowers... Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

Plaintiff Firm Pogust Goodhead Sets Up in Australia

By Christopher Niesche

Launches a Sydney office to pursue mining giant BHP. Read More

Deals and Transactions | News

Gabon Takes Over Oil Business, Overrides $1.3B Agreement With French Energy Company

By Alfred Olufemi

Lawyers on the deal said the Central African country was within its rights to take over the oil company despite the... Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

Simmons & Simmons Boosts Disputes Team in Singapore, DLA Piper Adds to Seoul

By Jessica Seah

DLA Piper has hired Milbank counsel Brian Youn as a partner in South Korea while Simmons & Simmons is adding Terence... Read More