Hey, big spenders: US private equity targeting UK law firms
A private equity boss has predicted big investment of US private equity capital into UK law firms in the coming years.
A private equity boss has predicted big investment of US private equity capital into UK law firms in the coming years.
“Why do you want to be a commercial lawyer” is a question that all aspiring lawyers should expect to be asked at some point on their journey to securing a training contract at a commercial firm. This question holds even more significance when targeted at someone who did not study law at university as firms need to be sure that their trainees are committed to the legal profession. A carefully thought-out answer that pinpoints the advantages of your non-law background will make you a stronger candidate.
After the 2017 transatlantic merger between Eversheds LLP, founded in 1982, and US based Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP, Eversheds Sutherland continues on a steep upward trajectory.
The world’s largest healthcare company Johnson & Johnson has announced plans to break off its consumer health division.
Uber is facing a driver crisis as it struggles with competition and a collection of shortages.
The retail giant Amazon has announced it will be banning customers from using UK-issued Visa credit cards from January 2022.
Football club Wycombe Wanderers could sue Derby County, according to the BBC. This is a complex case in which Derby County has been found guilty by the English Football League of financial misconduct.
Elon Musk, chief executive officer of electric vehicle and clean energy company, Tesla, pledged to sell approximately $5bn worth of shares in the company after taking to Twitter to ask followers whether he should sell 10% of his stake
Following negotiations, a draft agreement that called to cut global carbon targets was published at the COP26 Glasgow Summit.
Born in Los Angeles, Latham and Watkins stands in a strong place in the legal industry as the second highest grossing law firm in the world. The firm has maximised its global reach with 29 offices across 14 different countries and a strong headcount of 3,000 lawyers.