US-headquartered firms dominate the ranks of partner promotions in the final disputes developments summary of 2025, which also includes a pair of tax litigators seeking a change of scene in Norway and Portugal.
UK claimants are taking more interest in product liability litigation due to changing priorities and legislation. Is the country set to follow the US and an increasingly active European market?
Competition experience is in demand across the US, UK and EU, as clients face up to greater regulatory scrutiny, with Cooley adding two experienced partners in London and Washington yesterday, following a similar hire by Ropes & Gray last month.
Cooley, Shearman & Sterling and McGuireWoods have all made litigation hires in recent weeks, with business and securities litigation, investigations and class actions on the agenda.
Cooley has continued its recent life sciences additions with a Brussels hire, while a Romanian firm has opened in London and the closure of a US firm’s Moscow office benefits a fast-growing Russian boutique.
Chicago continues to be an important centre for US law firms, and Cooley’s new office is due to add dispute resolution lawyers in the coming months, while Freshfields has made a cybersecurity hire.
Alston & Bird has strengthened its Washington litigation practice with the hire of an experienced securities and product liability litigator and former practice chair.
US-headquartered firms dominate the ranks of partner promotions in the final disputes developments summary of 2025, which also includes a pair of tax litigators seeking a change of scene in Norway and Portugal.
A handful of professionals including expert witnesses, and arbitration and litigation practitioners are on the move, while international firms continue to announce promotions as the year-end draws near.
Cross-fertilisation of ideas between transactional and litigation lawyers yields a result greater than the sum of its parts, according to the keynote speaker on the second morning of the Global Class Actions Symposium 2025.
The weekly disputes developments summary takes in high-level lawyer moves in Romania, Germany, France and the UK, while two US firms have merged to create a firm with increased nationwide reach.
The new addition, who has nearly two decades’ legal experience, will take charge of the firm’s litigation-side national security practice in the US capital.
US-headquartered firms dominate the ranks of partner promotions in the final disputes developments summary of 2025, which also includes a pair of tax litigators seeking a change of scene in Norway and Portugal.
A handful of professionals including expert witnesses, and arbitration and litigation practitioners are on the move, while international firms continue to announce promotions as the year-end draws near.
Cross-fertilisation of ideas between transactional and litigation lawyers yields a result greater than the sum of its parts, according to the keynote speaker on the second morning of the Global Class Actions Symposium 2025.
The weekly disputes developments summary takes in high-level lawyer moves in Romania, Germany, France and the UK, while two US firms have merged to create a firm with increased nationwide reach.
The new addition, who has nearly two decades’ legal experience, will take charge of the firm’s litigation-side national security practice in the US capital.
Musa Dudhai & Co has hired a new disputes partner from a local Zambian firm, in a week which has seen Italian firms BonelliErede and Portolano Cavallo add lawyers on both sides of the Atlantic.