Law Firm Management | Analysis

Will a Market Dominated by Small- to Mid-Cap Deals Give Rise to This Dark Horse US Firm in China?

By Jessica Seah

Loeb & Loeb, which launched a Beijing office in 2008, has been playing the long game and is now outgunning the likes... Read More

Litigation | Features

Could Madrid Become the Next Arbitration Hub?

By Alex D'Elia

Spain's capital is positioning itself as a key player in the global arbitration landscape, attracting increasing attention... Read More

Litigation | News

Dutch Government Ordered to Slash Nitrogen Emissions By Dutch Court

By Linda A. Thompson

The ruling bolsters the Netherlands' status as a frontier jurisdiction for climate litigation. Read More

International - Africa and Middle East | News

Law Firms Benefit From Rise of Family Conglomerate IPOs in Middle East countries

By Peter Shaw-Smith

As third and fourth generations take over, businesses are finding it difficult to manage the complexities of family... Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

Squire Patton Boggs Hires 7-Lawyer Team to Beef Up ESG Practice in Brussels

By Linda A. Thompson

Fieldfisher had the largest team covering EU regulatory, competition, international trade and energy matters in Belgium... Read More

Deals and Transactions | News

Kirkland's O'Shea Acts Alongside Former Outfit Simpson Thacher on KKR Deal

By Habiba Cullen-Jafar

Partner Sinead O'Shea made waves when she joined Kirkland & Ellis as part of a high-profile defection from Simpson Thacher,... Read More

Litigation | News

King & Spalding and Ex-Partner Accused of Fraud After Client Claims £1.7 Million Deposit Loss

By Louis Altmann

The U.K. lawsuit contains accusations of both civil and "criminal" wrongdoing, including fraud and forgery. Read More

Deals and Transactions | News

Skadden, White & Case Guide Citigroup Demerger in Mexico

By Amy Guthrie

The separation of Citi's highly profitable, yet scandal-plagued Mexican unit comes as the banking giant prepares for... Read More