Portuguese law firm Proença de Carvalho announces the launch of its German Desk, with the integration of Anne Vogdt (PICTURED) as of counsel. Born in Germany, Vogdt moved to Portugal as a teenager. She
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As artificial intelligence continues to revolutionize industries and reshape the practice of law, the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) announced the launch of its “Artificial Intelligence Toolkit for In-house Lawyers.” Developed in collaboration with Kilpatrick
A multidisciplinary team from PwC Legal and the auditing and consulting firm PwC Germany comprehensively advised PSI Software (PSI) on the sale of PSI Transcom to Altamount (a portfolio company of CHAPTERS Group AG), particularly
Willkie Farr & Gallagher is strengthening its German presence by bringing on board an antitrust team from competitor Gibson Dunn, as part of its ongoing expansion efforts in the country. According to sources with knowledge
DLA Piper – with a team led by Counsel Dr. Isaschar Nicolaysen and Partner Dr. Benjamin Parameswaran (BOTH PICTURED, left to right), with Senior Associate Jan Schlaak as a core team member and the Associate Dr.
Herbert Smith Freehills has hired Florian Schmidt-Bogatzky (PICTURED) as a partner in its Intellectual Property (IP) practice based in the firm’s Disputes group in Düsseldorf. Schmidt-Bogatzky is a German and Unified Patent Court (
Legal advisers from multi-billion-dollar companies have revealed how they expect law firms to evolve by the year 2035, in a new global survey published by international law firm Simmons & Simmons called “Law firm of the
Bird & Bird has advised TriMas on its acquisition of the aerospace business unit of Gummi-Metall-Technik (GMT). The acquisition aims to enhance TriMas’ offerings in the aerospace and defence sectors, while strengthening relationships with European
After recruiting an entire team of 11 from Latham & Watkins in June 2024 and after David Huthmacher’s addition from Hogan Lovells in 2025, the US law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher continues to strengthen its German
A new study by Freshfields reveals that artificial intelligence technology is poised to revolutionize international arbitration practices, although mounting worries about data protection and openness are driving demands for tighter controls. The developments shaping arbitration
