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Argentine Investment Incentives Create Boom In Legal Work
In less than two years, investors have proposed more than $150 billion in projects under the RIGI regime, which was designed to restore confidence in the South American country. More projects are rushing to the gate before a July filing deadline.
O'Melveny Continues NY Restructuring Expansion With Linklaters Hire
Penelope Jensen joined O'Melveny weeks after the firm's hiring of David Botter from Cleary. Latham, Sidley, Davis Polk Teams Dominate on Nearly $4 Billion in Cross-Border M&A Deals
From a radiopharma takeover to Cerberus' ÂĢ1.1 billion engineering play, the world's top firms are at the centre of a fresh wave of cross-border dealmaking. Skadden Cashes in as Bowhead Sale Generates $10M Legal Bill
The disclosure comes amid a busy dealmaking year for Skadden, which topped LSEGâs ranking for completed U.S. M&A by value in the first half of 2026.
The ruling adds to mounting legal and regulatory pressure on Meta across Africa over its handling of user data, competition practices and content.
The firm has called on the U.K. government to require antitrust class actions to demonstrate that financial benefits materially outweigh litigation costs and to rely on established theories of harm before receiving certification to proceed.
While some organisations have scaled back, reframed or rebranded aspects of their DEI programmes, most U.K. general counsel remain focused on maintaining momentum on inclusion, according to a report by InterLaw.
Matthias Langbehn spent 18 years on the client side as a GC for Lufthansa airline but at CMS Germany, his role is to make fees predictable and get clients to pay for AIânot all of them will.
The growing American influence on U.K. law firms risks undermining their traditionally successful relationship-driven strategies in Asia's price-sensitive markets.
Jingtian has added six partners across Beijing, Shenzhen and Guangzhou, while Hogan Lovells Cadwalader and Dentons HPRP have expanded their practices in Indonesia.
In less than two years, investors have proposed more than $150 billion in projects under the RIGI regime, which was designed to restore confidence in the South American country. More projects are rushing to the gate before a July filing deadline.
Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu is advising Japanese real estate company Leopalace21 on its proposed acquisition by a consortium comprising Hikari Tsushin, MBK Partners and an affiliate of NEC Capital Solutions.
C.H. Beck is becoming Noxtuaâs majority shareholder in a Series C secondary transaction worth more than $114 million, while CMS and Dentons exit the legal AI company.
Penelope Jensen joined O'Melveny weeks after the firm's hiring of David Botter from Cleary.
