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Morgan Lewis confirms Dewey trainee intake
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius has confirmed that it has hired seven former Dewey & LeBouef trainees.
Mexican litigation boutique launched by White & Case team
Four partners are due to leave White & Case’s Mexico City office to launch a firm that will focus on administrative litigation matters.
Facebook sued over alleged IPO losses
A US litigation firm has been instructed to sue Facebook and its founder Mark Zuckerberg over the social network site’s public flotation.
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International expansion drives Holman Fenwick to 10 per cent growth
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BLP to spin off Lawyers on Demand business
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RPC wins landmark media harassment case for Daily Mail
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Speechly Bircham dragged into private investigation row
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Dechert opens Chicago office as expansion continues
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Co-op ABS plans to create thousands of legal jobs
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A&O picks up Mayer Brown partner for Vietnam launch
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Shakespeares and Harvey Ingram in talks to create £50m firm
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Freshfields consolidates CVC Capital relationship with F1 share sale
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Collyer Bristow plans Innovator One costs claim
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Kennedys breaks £100m barrier with 12 per cent growth
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Hogan Lovells and Davis Polk lead on $3bn Venezuelan bond issuance
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Quinn Emanuel scores victory against A&O in High Court
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Foreign lawyers in Kurdistan warned of action against "illegal" practice
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Reed Smith Paris partner quits for France's Moisand Boutin
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OFT triumphs against Ryanair in Aer Lingus case
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Ex-Bakers partner faces jail over money laundering
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4 Pump Court silks target Hong Kong with arbitration launch
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Herbert Smith cuts Dubai support jobs in bid to streamline office
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Dewey London to shut down this Friday
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Farrers partner stands by decision to put hacking lawyers under surveillance
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Bircham Dyson Bell makes interim chief permanent
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Profession remains elite despite social diversity push
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Linklaters unveils revamped international board
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Dewey vice-chair leads four-partner defection to Proskauer
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SJ Berwin and Mayer Brown in talks over £900m tie-up
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Freshfields and Wachtell help Alibaba buy back shares from Yahoo!
