Littler, the world’s largest employment and Labour law practice representing management, and its attorneys have again earned recognition by Chambers and Partners across multiple Latin American offices ...

With Strings Attached Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributing editor Pogust Goodhead, the claimant firm spearheading the £36 ...

Gadens’ Bid to Win Global Referrals If you’re a global firm sitting on a tasty Australia matter with awkward conflicts—or a client you’d rather not hand to a rival’s Sydney office—Gadens wants the ...

A Purge or a Reset? Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributing editor The appointment of Harmeet Dhillon as the top government lawyer ...

Chorney Sidhu Injury Lawyers Getting hit by a car can be a scary experience. You are already dealing with physical pain from your injuries. On top of that, you have to claim accident benefits, which ...

Moran & Associates, Attorneys, Florida Photo by Pavel Danilyuk on Pexels The sudden death of a law firm's key partner, or rainmaker, exposes a critical vulnerability at the intersection of corporate ...

Andrew Knudsen, an accomplished litigator at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Environmental Defense Section, has joined McGuireWoods as a partner in Washington, D.C.

In the world of stock trading, different terminologies and strategies can often seem like a maze for beginners. One crucial aspect of trading that can significantly impact your investment decisions is ...

Work Week Trend Sees Kirkland & Ellis Join Up Norma Harris, LawFuel contributing editor Kirkland & Ellis, the behemoth that rakes in close to US$8.8 billion and dumps US$9.25 million per equity ...

William Kroger, Attorney Growing interest in psychedelics has led to changing public perceptions, but legal systems often remain grounded in older frameworks. Even as researchers explore potential ...

Three UK law firms - Shoosmiths, Linklaters LLP, and Weightmans LLP - have reported top financial performance for the 2023/24 fiscal year, with Shoosmiths crossing the £200-million revenue threshold ...

Japan's powerhouse firm Mori Hamada has shed its third name in a move towards increasing its overseas expansion and profile. Gone is 'Matsumoto', and ints place is a sleek new logo and a foreign joint ...