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Vos and Sackman offer legaltech support
The country’s leading civil judge has promised more legal clarity on digital assets and AI liability in the UK, while the legal services minister has pledged an additional GBP 1.5 million for legal technology.
Ex-federal lawyer returns to Jones Day
The firm has welcomed back a leading Minnesota white-collar practitioner with over 30 years in the legal field.
BSF reinforces California class-action strengths
The contentious boutique has hired a tech and AI litigator from a class action-focused firm in San Francisco.
Clyde & Co captures white-collar doyen
CDR talks to RPC’s former head of global white-collar and compliance about his move with three team members to Clyde & Co in London.
King & Spalding taps Google and rival firm to boost litigation strengths
The firm has added two disputes pros to bolster its California and Illinois practices.
San Francisco pair take IP practice to Venable
Venable has added patent and trade secrets capabilities at the heart of the US technology sector.
Permanent Court of Arbitration signs agreement with Brazil Court
The arbitral institution has agreed to help promote arbitration and alternative dispute resolution in two key Brazilian states.
Ankura augments Asia-Pacific forensic services
The firm has snapped up two forensic specialists in its Shanghai and Singapore offices with over 30 years of combined experience.
Taylor Wessing to close Beijing office
The firm has confirmed to CDR that it will wind down its Beijing office over the course of 2025, with Beijing-based litigator Dr Jingjing Cao moving base to the firm’s Shanghai arm.
IBM wins tech theft battle against Swiss software outfit
The High Court in London has largely sided with IBM in its trade secrets lawsuit against LzLabs.
Fieldfisher elects veteran litigator as senior partner
The European firm has replaced David Wilkinson, who is to step down after two terms in the role.
Must parties waive goodbye to SIAC challenges?
The Singapore High Court has ruled that parties have waived the right to appeal administrative decisions made by the renowned SIAC. CDR dissects this critical ruling.