In high-profile litigation, firms that succeed are those ready to handle both legal and reputational crises simultaneously.

To the litigators preparing to appear in front of Whitaker: "Rule number one: read the rules. Rule number two: follow them." ...

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Robert Rhoda, head of international arbitration in Hong Kong at Dentons, has joined the partnership at Mishcon de Reya in ...

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Cuatrecasas embedded it across 26 offices under an initiative it calls CELIA, which the firm described as the first of its ...

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GC AI acquired Jetify to boost the infrastructure powering its newly launched Contract Intelligence solution and future AI ...

Efforts to remove a DeKalb County judge from criminal matters prosecuted by the DeKalb Judicial Circuit District Attorney's ...

Arbitration aims to be faster, cheaper, and more flexible than litigation, but often becomes just as lengthy and costly due ...

For AI agents, I think it's going to be a good blueprint of what not to do," said attorney Jenna Schneider. "Don't let your ...

Svedlund succeeds Wendy Cassity at the $8 billion freight transportation company after serving as deputy general counsel at ...