A trained lawyer with deep experience advising corporations and executives on high-value transactional matters is the latest hire for the international third-party funder.

A lawyer specialising in multijurisdictional enforcement matters has joined Addleshaw Goddard in London as the firm anticipates a sharp rise in white-collar crime enforcement risk.

The Norwegian-headquartered firm has hired a high-profile construction and engineering arbitration lawyer from Addleshaw Goddard in London.

The firm has continued its growth in the Lone Star state with the arrival of two lawyers from Winston & Strawn.

A pair of litigators have spun their respective practices out of full-service Paris firm BCTG, reviving the name of their former firm in the process.

The new agreement will see Yoon & Yang and VILAF working closely on cross-border work, while the US public servants continue to move into private practice.

A former DLA Piper energy and construction disputes legal director is the latest partner hire at Galadari Advocates, bringing high-level regional arbitration expertise to its Dubai office.

The firm has rehired a Washington, DC, litigator after an eight-year absence where he worked in-house and at the US Department of Justice Antitrust Division.

The London-headquartered national player has recruited a construction disputes practitioner in Birmingham, the firm’s second hire from Squire Patton Boggs this year.

The firm has swiped an intellectual property lawyer for its New York offering.

Two litigators have quit their respective UK Magic Circle firms’ Munich and Paris outposts for pastures new, in a week which has seen experienced judges taking up new positions, alongside the more usual lateral moves and partner promotions.

The firm has snapped up a former Clifford Chance lawyer with over a decade’s experience of handling litigation and international arbitration issues.