Judgment may have been handed down months ago in the case of National Bank of Kazakhstan v The Bank of New York Mellon & Ors, but Stewarts and King & Spalding remain locked in a bitter tussle over £3m worth of costs. Stewarts alleges that King & Spalding’s clients, which includes Moldovan businessman Anatolie Stati […]
“Be patient, work hard and be nice to people. Eventually opportunities will arise.”
Linklaters and Clifford Chance have reached decisions on their upcoming partnership conferences, as the protracted disruption brought by new lockdowns forced them to once again alter plans. Linklaters has scrapped plans to hold its partnership conference in person. The magic circle firm was meant to host an event in a Berlin hotel, benefitting from the […]
Latham & Watkins has added another partner to its expanding restructuring and finance groups in London, with Bruce Bell joining from Linklaters. Bell was promoted to partner at Linklaters in 2005, having moved across as an associate from Wilde Sapte in 2000. In Latham’s restructuring group, he will be reunited with fellow Linklaters alumni such […]
Has Aldi bitten off more chocolate than it can eat by selling its ‘own label’ Cuthbert the Caterpillar cake clearly ‘inspired by’ the M&S classic Colin the Caterpillar?
This podcast discusses the challenges and collaboration going on in the market as well as looking at some examples of Sustainability Linked Loans.
The pandemic has given us a chance to take stock of what matters most to us and provided perspective on the way many of us had been living our lives in the pre-Covid world.
A recent study by the UK Advertising Standard’s Authority (ASA) has found that the majority of social media influencers are (still) breaking consumer and advertising laws.
At a time of increasing demand for charities’ help but fewer resources to meet need, what should charities be doing to manage their available funds at this time?
Judgment may have been handed down months ago in the case of National Bank of Kazakhstan v The Bank of New York Mellon & Ors, but Stewarts and King & Spalding remain locked in a bitter tussle over £3m worth of costs. Stewarts alleges that King & Spalding’s clients, which includes Moldovan businessman Anatolie Stati […]
“Be patient, work hard and be nice to people. Eventually opportunities will arise.”
Linklaters and Clifford Chance have reached decisions on their upcoming partnership conferences, as the protracted disruption brought by new lockdowns forced them to once again alter plans. Linklaters has scrapped plans to hold its partnership conference in person. The magic circle firm was meant to host an event in a Berlin hotel, benefitting from the […]
Latham & Watkins has added another partner to its expanding restructuring and finance groups in London, with Bruce Bell joining from Linklaters. Bell was promoted to partner at Linklaters in 2005, having moved across as an associate from Wilde Sapte in 2000. In Latham’s restructuring group, he will be reunited with fellow Linklaters alumni such […]
Linklaters‘ in-house tech startup Nakhoda is launching its first new platform, five months after an overhaul of its innovation function. The firm’ venture is debuting a new contract automation platform, CreateiQ, that speeds up and the drafting of new contracts and transform each document into a bank of data that client companies can tap in […]
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The private equity house is determined to become sport’s dominant player and the magic circle firm is making that goal a reality.
Given the political direction of travel, the leading fossil fuel firms will soon be leading the market in renewables.
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Dentons exists in over 70 countries but is still looking to expand.
Anderson Strathern and Allen & Overy’s growth strategies have a few similarities.
Dentons is representing Marks & Spencer (M&S) in a High Court dispute with Aldi over its Colin the Caterpillar cake. An Intellectual Property claim was issued in the High Court on Monday, landing in the “passing off and trade marks” category. Dentons’ partner Anna Copeman been instructed by M&S, who is head of the firm’s […]
A longtime member of Herbert Smith Freehills‘ (HSF) disputes team is moving to Bird & Bird after over two decades at the firm. Nick Peacock is making the move, specialising in international arbitration and having previously led HSF’s Singapore arbitration group and its India disputes team. His departure follows the recent retirements of Mark Shillito, […]
Paul Hastings is to issue a Covid bonus to its business services professionals, following a recent similar appreciation measure for its associates. Management at the US firm announced yesterday that, as an expression of gratitude for work carried out during a challenging year, the firm will issue a $1,500 bonus to its business professionals. These […]
White & Case’s co-head of private equity Ian Bagshaw is to depart the firm after over seven years, The Lawyer can reveal. Bagshaw will leave the firm at the end of June. He has been with the firm since the start of 2014, when he moved from Linklaters alongside Richard Youle – now at Skadden […]
Taylor Wessing is looking to deploy a trademarks team in its Liverpool hub, as its headcount surpasses 100 into its second year of launching. Of the 100, a total of 25 are lawyers and the rest a mix of business services professionals. About 50 of these recruits have joined during the lockdown period, when the […]
As we gear up for a return to the workplace, help us show some love to the hard-pressed hospitality industry by nominating your favourite eat-and-drinkeries.
