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By Marialuisa Taddia
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP reported revenue of more than $2.4 billion on Thursday as it posted its first set of financial results since the merged firm launched in 2025.
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By Alex Baldwin
The Unified Patent Court hit Disney with a pan-European injunction on Thursday, barring the media giant from inf...(read more)
By Tom Fish
The European Union fined Google owner Alphabet Inc. a total of €890 million ($1.04 billion) on Thursday after fi...(read more)
By Najiyya Budaly
Segro has thrown its support behind a fourth takeover approach from Prologis, a U.S. real estate investment trust, which would value it at £14 billion ($18.7 billion).
By Eddie Beaver
The U.K.'s top court on Wednesday upheld a $1.85 million arbitral award over the aborted $15 million sale of a vessel, ruling that buyers can recover "loss of bargain" damages where sellers negligently fail to deliver on time under a standard ship sale contract.
By Sophia Dourou
World Rugby and the sport's governing bodies in England and Wales sought on Wednesday to throw out hundreds of brain injury claims by former players over alleged failures to disclose medical information after their law firm withdrew from the case.
By Christopher Crosby
Southern Water's former chief executive and three former senior managers have been charged with conspiracy to defraud over allegations that they conspired to manipulate water quality tests to avoid tens of millions of pounds in fines, prosecutors said Wednesday.
By Jamie Lennox
Legal services group Lawfront has filed a £4.6 million ($6.2 million) claim over its acquisition of Slater Heelis, arguing that five of the law firm's partners at the time made false promises about the value of its book of work during the purchase.
By Joanne Faulkner
The solicitors' watchdog told the High Court on Wednesday that it is not seeking unfettered power to override clients' legal professional privilege, but said limited access to privileged documents is essential if it is to investigate solicitors accused of professional misconduct.
Clifford Chance said Wednesday that partnership profits topped £1 billion ($1.3 billion) for the first time, helped by a recovery in dealmaking and growth in the U.S., as the firm continued to expand in the world's largest legal market.
A London appeals court has lifted a worldwide freezing order on a man accused of defrauding a Mexican billionaire out of more than $415 million, ruling that Salinas had obtained privileged information from his opponent's solicitor by "unlawful as well as abusive" means.
By Ashish Sareen
Norton Rose said Wednesday that its turnover jumped to more than £763 million ($1.02 billion) after it integrated operations in Australia and Europe, the Middle East and Asia in 2025.
By Martin Croucher
Lloyd's of London said Wednesday that former chief executive John Neal had breached the market's conduct rules by failing to disclose a personal relationship with another senior executive.
Santander told an appeals court Tuesday it should not pay out £670 million ($896 million) AXA lost when dealing with mis-sold payment protection insurance claims, arguing an earlier judge wrongly found it was liable irrespective of when the policies were sold.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has handed a cabinet role to artificial intelligence minister Kanishka Narayan, raising questions about the fate of intellectual property — previously part of Narayan's remit — within a reshuffled government.