A Glimpse Into 2024's M&A Market

By Krishnan Nair

If the major funds are wheeling towards private credit, infrastructure and energy, then so are the largest law firms,... Read More

Deals and Transactions | News

Latham and Ashurst Bag Multibillion-Euro Refinancing Deals in Europe

By Anne Bagamery

The deals are a rare burst of activity in a market that has been quiet due to high interest rates but could rebound... Read More

Commercial Litigation | News

UK Court Gives Nod for Nigerian Communities' Claims Against Shell in Major Oil Spills Action

By Alfred Olufemi

The global oil giant now has the option of a settlement or going to trial. Read More

Cybersecurity | Commentary

Should Allen & Overy Pay the Ransom?

By Paul Hodkinson

An attack by one of the world's most infamous ransomware groups has left the law firm in a quandary, and time is running... Read More

COP 28: What to Expect

By Silke Goldberg and Jannis Bille, HSF

COP28 is a good opportunity to take a step back to consider what sustainability means for each organisation, write two... Read More

General Counsel and In House Counsel | News

Diageo General Counsel Named Interim Chair of British Charity

By Kasvi Sehgal

Tom Shropshire, who joined the British charity in 2018 as a trustee, was previously Linklaters' US head. Read More

Deals and Transactions | Features

New York Law Firms See Good News, But Still Have Some Cause for Concern

By Patrick Smith

'We've been incredibly fortunate to have had a lot more stability and excitement in our own work during 2023,' Wachtell's... Read More

Law Firm Management | News

Slaughter and May Seeks Gen AI Products in Latest Tech Programme

By Charlotte Johnstone

The latest round to select innovative products marks the fourth year of the firm's Collaborate programme. Read More