The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC), the premiere global organization serving the professional and business interests of in-house counsel, in partnership with Everlaw, the cloud-native litigation and investigation platform, released a landmark survey revealing that
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Led by Frankfurt partner Maximilian Broermann (PICTURED), global law firm Hogan Lovells has advised energy software provider Volue, a pioneer of the green transformation, on the acquisition of software developer smartPulse, a leading European platform
BoldR Group has successfully issued senior secured bonds in the Nordic bond market, raising €110,000,000 with maturity in 2030. The proceeds of the bond issue have been used to refinance its existing unitranche financing provided by Pemberton.
Taylor Wessing‘s Munich patent litigation team faces a major blow as five equity partners prepare to leave and establish their own practice, Pentarc. The departure, set for autumn, represents one of the most significant
Mayer Brown is further strengthening its Private Equity practice with the addition of Nikolai Sokolov (PICTURED) as a new partner, joining the Frankfurt office in August 2025. Sokolov moves from Hogan Lovells and brings extensive experience
Baker McKenzie, with a team led by partners Dirk Horcher and Christoph Wolf (BOTH PICTURED, LEFT AND RIGHT), has advised JD.com, a global supplier of supply chain-based technologies and services, on the announced public
Taylor Wessing has appointed six new salary partners effective July 1, 2025. All have begun their careers as associates within the firm and have convinced the internal decision-making committee with outstanding expertise in their respective specialized fields.
Mayer Brown advised Schroder Real Estate Kapitalverwaltungsgesellschaft (KVG), a business unit of Schroders Capital, on the sale of a retail property from the portfolio of one of its pan-European real estate funds to Slate Asset
Baker McKenzie has selected Sunny Mann (pictured) to serve as its new worldwide chairman, marking a transition in leadership from Asia to Europe. Mann, who currently leads the firm’s international trade practice, will assume
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton has announced that it will shut down its Frankfurt office this November, ending a 34-year presence in the city. The move comes amid a gradual downsizing of the team and