Europe
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How A&O Completed a £31 Billion Merger During Lockdown
By Rose Walker | May 19, 2020
The partners who led the massive Liberty Global deal discuss virtual late night signings, and top tips for staying focused during the crisis.
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International Edition | Expert Opinion
The Challenges Of Doing Internal Investigations Remotely
By Al-Karim Makhani and Quinton Newcomb | May 19, 2020
Investigators and lawyers will have to grapple with issues in order to avoid exposure to legal and ethical blind spots.
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Skadden, Simpson Thacher Advise on KKR-Coty Deal
By Eva von Schaper | May 18, 2020
Coty Inc. has sold 60% of its hair brands, which include Clairol and German hair care company Wella, to private equity firm KKR.
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Lawsuits Expected as Mexico Cites Pandemic for Nixing Private Electricity Generation
By Amy Guthrie | May 18, 2020
Business groups say lawsuits are inevitable, as the move threatens more than $30 billion of investments in energy projects.
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International Edition | Expert Opinion
Why Lord Sumption is Just Plain Wrong About the Lockdown
By Jonathan Compton | May 18, 2020
Former Justices of the Supreme Court are intervening in public debate with increasing regularity: here is a note of caution.
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International Edition | Analysis
COVID-19 Thwarts Deal-making in Latin America—for Now
By Amy Guthrie | May 18, 2020
Buyers and sellers have hit the pause button as valuations plunge and cash preservation becomes more crucial during the pandemic. But global private equity firms may jumpstart deals in the future.
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Milan's New Normal: What Returning to the Office Looks Like
By Varsha Patel | May 18, 2020
Social distancing floor markings and lift restrictions are just some of the actions being adopted by Italy's top law firms.
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International Edition | Features
For The Legaltech Sector, COVID-19 Could Mean Boom... or Bust
By Simon Lock | May 18, 2020
For some legaltech firms, the pandemic brings unprecedented opportunity; for others, untold misery.
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Amazon France Ends Court Battle Over COVID-19 Worker Safety
By Anne Bagamery | May 18, 2020
The company said it would drop its appeal to France's highest court and "gradually reopen" its facilities in France after agreeing on consultation with unions.
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International Edition | Analysis
Canadian Lawyers in US Worry Amid Closed Borders, Travel Bans and Tougher Immigration Rules
By Marlisse Silver Sweeney | May 15, 2020
Recently imposed rules do not apply to employment-based immigration for professionals who are in the U.S. on non-immigrant visas, but they do leave open the possibility that these programs will be curtailed in the future.
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