Europe
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Columbia Law School Professor Who Coined 'Brussels Effect': 'Changes in Big Tech's Business Models Are Needed'
By Linda A. Thompson | August 21, 2023
In an interview with Law.com International, influential scholar Anu Bradford discusses her new book, the power imbalance between Big Tech and democratic governments, and the EU's recent shift to what she describes as "techno-protectionism."
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Clark Hill Combines With Dublin-Based Firm
By Brenda Sapino Jeffreys | August 21, 2023
Clark Hill's acquisition of the 10-solicitor Dublin, Ireland-based firm HBMO Solicitors follows earlier acquisitions in the U.S., in Los Angeles, Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Cuatrecasas Taps Barcelona Partner to Lead Corporate Practice in Palma
By Alex D'Elia | August 17, 2023
Less than a year into his post at the Spanish law firm, Sergio Agüera Amat has been given double duty.
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International Edition | Analysis
Spain's Burgeoning Legal Tech Sector May Make Waves Internationally
By Isha Marathe | August 16, 2023
Spain has largely relied on European heavyweights for its legal tech solutions. But the last two years have seen a flurry of local innovation, with an eye on international expansion.
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BonelliErede Targets London Expansion with Partner Additions
By Charlotte Johnstone | August 16, 2023
It isn't the only elite firm in the Slaughter and May network to eye London growth, with Cravath adding partners to its UK base earlier in the year.
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Fieldfisher Makes 2 Partner Hires in Madrid From Dentons, Jones Day
By Alex D'Elia | August 16, 2023
UK firm plans to increase Spanish revenue by 50% by 2025.
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International Edition | Features
Russian Courts Blocking Overseas Arbitrations Could Hit Russian Arbitrations in HK
By Law.com International | August 15, 2023
Russian companies have put Hong Kong arbitration clauses in their commercial contracts, particularly with Chinese companies, since before 2010, according to arbitration practitioners in the region.
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UBS Agrees $1.4B Settlement with DOJ
By Jane Wester | August 14, 2023
With the latest settlement, the DOJ collected more than $36 billion in civil penalties from 18 institutions, including Bank of America, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and Wells Fargo.
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International Edition | Analysis
Spain May Be an Emerging AI Hotspot, Leading the Way for a Spike in Cross-Border M&A
By Isha Marathe | August 14, 2023
Spain's artificial intelligence market has flown under the radar. But with several homegrown AI startups likely to excel in Spanish-speaking countries, U.S. tech companies sense acquisition opportunities.
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Freshfields Lands Schulte Litigation Co-Head in New York
By Patrick Smith | August 14, 2023
Gayle Klein started her career working with Fortune 500 companies and plans to get back to that upon arrival at Freshfields, which continues to grow its U.S. deal presence.
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