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A team of over 50 lawyers from a variety of practices will transfer to the Philadelphia-headquartered firm following Kramer Levin’s merger with Herbert Smith Freehills.

A team of over 50 lawyers from a variety of practices will transfer to the Philadelphia-headquartered firm following Kramer Levin’s merger with Herbert Smith Freehills.

2024’s final weekly summary of disputes developments takes in Sweden, Slovakia and Georgia, with partner promotions season in full swing. The round-up kicks off in Sweden, where former Linklaters ...

The firm has added a European counterpart to its two arbitration co-chairs in the US. DLA Piper has elected London partner Anna Mills as co-chair of its international arbitration practice. Her ...

A team of over 50 lawyers from a variety of practices will transfer to the Philadelphia-headquartered firm following Kramer Levin’s merger with Herbert Smith Freehills.

The firm has poached the head of DAC Beachcroft’s personal injury practice in the Irish capital. DWF has hired James Colville as Dublin managing partner and insurance practice head in the Irish city.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal has ruled out a claim on behalf of 3.7 million people against the UK telecoms giant, finding that although its pricing was excessive, it was not unfair. Justin Le ...

This conference will address emerging challenges and provide you with cutting-edge best practices for 2025, guiding your organization through this pivotal moment following the enactment of the EU AI ...

The more than two-century-old firm is to open offices on the US East and West Coasts, which will focus initially on insurance matters. Longstanding English-founded firm DAC Beachcroft announced on ...

CDR speaks to funders, litigators and barristers about UK litigation trends for 2025, including regulatory developments, the pervasive nature of technology, class actions growth and the funding ...

A landmark ruling raises the prospect of many more UK construction disputes avoiding the courts and heading for adjudication. A groundbreaking ruling from the High Court of England and Wales has ...