Law Firm Hiring | Analysis

Willkie's Playing a Bold Game in Germany But For How Long?

By Caroline Byrne

As some U.S. firms retreat, Willkie Farr is charging ahead by opening its third German outpost—but can momentum... Read More

Law Firm Management | Analysis

The New CEO of Top Canadian Firm on 2 Challenges Law Can't Ignore

By Gail J. Cohen

As market consolidation rages elsewhere, Borden Ladner Gervais's recently-appointed leader believes attention needs... Read More

Private Equity and Venture Capital | News

ECIJA Eyes 150M by 2028 as Private Equity Investment Drives Latam and Tech Growth

By Alex D'Elia

Spain isn't the only European country that allows private equity investment in law firms. The U.K. has allowed third-party... Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

HSF Kramer Paris Loses Restructuring Team to Gide; Paul Hastings Loses Litigator

By Rick Mitchell

The restructuring expert is the third Paris partner to leave Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer since the firm's June merger. Read More

Mergers and Acquisitions | News

Quartet of Firms Advise on £5.7B Acquisition of UK Pension Insurer

By Molly G Smith

The acquisition marks one of the largest transactions in the U.K. insurance market this year. Read More

Mergers and Acquisitions | News

Latham, Baker McKenzie & Goodwin Steer Bridgepoint's $1B AI Employee Hub Deal

By Rick Mitchell

Three Big Law firms are advising in a Bridgepoint deal that would create a France-based company valued at more than... Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

Asia Pacific Moves: MoFo's Former Asia Managing Partner Retires From Practice, Baker McKenzie and Dentons Add New Partners In Australia

By Kasvi Sehgal

Big Six South Korean firm Yulchon has added yet another senior M&A lawyer to its offering. Read More

Bankruptcy | News

Slaughter and May and Ashurst Advise on Winding-Up of UK Oil Refinery

By Molly G Smith

This isn't the first time the firms have been opposite each other in a major restructuring. Read More