Government | Analysis

Will Dentons' China Breakup Trigger a Domino Effect?

By Jessica Seah

The country's heightened national security focus, among other geopolitical issues, could prompt the mass withdrawal... Read More

Capital Markets | Analysis

Israel's Legal Community Braces for Impact of Government's Judicial Overhaul

By Anne Bagamery

While not all in the greater Israeli legal community believe that the judicial changes will fundamentally alter Israel's... Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

Litigation Hiring Heats Up, Amid Growing Demand in Countercyclical Practices

By Lisa Shuchman | Abigail Adcox

The latest moves include a four-person international disputes team from Sidley to Baker Botts, including a pair who... Read More

Antitrust | News

Canadian News Groups Call on Competition Bureau to Investigate Meta

By Gail J. Cohen

Publishers and broadcasters want the watchdog agency to stop the social media giant from blocking news on Facebook and... Read More

Corporate Governance | Live Coverage

Corporate Legal Departments Need to Show Their Value, GCs Say

By Christopher Niesche

In-house counsel need to be present and technology, including generative AI, is not going to be able to replace a business's... Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

Allen & Overy Hits Paul Hastings for US Energy Private Equity Head

By Jack Womack

The partner joins ahead of A&O's tie-up with Shearman & Sterling. Read More

Government | News

Dentons Ends Dacheng Combination

By Jessica Seah

The breakup is due to an evolving regulatory environment for Chinese law firms in China including new mandates and requirements... Read More

Flexible Working | News

Quinn Emanuel, Fried Frank Tell UK Lawyers to WFH Throughout August

By Aishah Hussain

The firms are continuing a new, mostly US-firm-led tradition of allowing staff to work remotely during the summer. Read More