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By Ashish Sareen
Addleshaw Goddard said Thursday it has hired a team of 20 from Taylor Wessing in Germany, as the branch of the firm that didn't join the Winston Taylor merger continues to look for a new home.
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A&O Shearman said on Thursday that it would invest $1.1 billion in artificial intelligence over the next five ye...(read more)
By Marialuisa Taddia
Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP's proposed wind-down could leave its London partnership with continuing obligations to...(read more)
By Max Austin
Travers Smith's head of property disputes, Robert Payne, has spent more than 15 years handling high-stakes property issues and asset management. Here, he tells Law360 how heat waves are adding to the pressure on buildings and why court backlogs are pushing clients to resolve their disputes elsewhere.
Manchester-based Express Solicitors Ltd. said Wednesday it has acquired fellow personal injury firm Ralli Ltd., as it continues to implement a growth strategy with backing from its private equity investor.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has said it has strengthened its oversight of high-risk law firms following the collapse of the PM Law group, but acknowledged that it cannot yet supervise all firms that pose a heightened risk to consumers.
By Adele Redmond
A professional footballer sought nearly £165,000 ($221,000) in wasted costs from Irwin Mitchell LLP on Tuesday, after the firm accepted that a former Irwin Mitchell solicitor negligently withheld documents from the Football Association that were relevant to the midfielder's racism claim.
A senior prosecutor at the Crown Prosecution Service has admitted to citing a made-up legal precedent during a High Court review over a child defendant, the agency's second slip-up this year over false submissions.
The Legal Ombudsman is expecting to receive more than 21,000 new complaints about lawyers during the financial year ending in 2028, as growing demand for help increasingly outpaces its capacity to resolve complaints.
Ampa Group announced Tuesday that it has appointed a long-serving commercial litigator as its new chief executive after removing its previous leader following an investigation.
By Andrea Keckley
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP announced Tuesday that it has promoted 15 lawyers to partner across eight offices in Europe and the U.S.
Latham has hired five trainee solicitors from Weil, offering salaries up to 17% higher than its rival's amid a recruitment drive following the proposed closure of Weil's London office, a source close to the matter said Tuesday.
By Jamie Lennox
A tribunal has refused to throw out a barrister's discrimination claim against his former chambers and multiple individuals, ruling in a decision released Tuesday that his claim is not bound to fail.
By Sophia Dourou
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader has largely succeeded in arguing that legal privilege applies to internal documents amid an HM Revenue & Customs probe into payments made by its U.K. branch to its U.S. body.
By Christopher Crosby
A former solicitor and adviser to Bernie Ecclestone, the ex-chief executive of Formula One, pleaded not guilty to tax fraud in London on Tuesday over allegations that he lied to HM Revenue and Customs about his ability to pay back taxes.