Eversheds, Wiggin and Slaughters win William Hill spots
DLA Piper, Ashurst, Bird & Bird and Pinsent Masons have all lost their places after William Hill announced its new UK legal panel.
Alex is The Lawyer’s international editor. He joined in 2017 as a reporter covering litigation and the Bar, leaving in 2019 and returning in 2021.
DLA Piper, Ashurst, Bird & Bird and Pinsent Masons have all lost their places after William Hill announced its new UK legal panel.
Hill Dickinson has entered into high-level talks to transfer the firm’s non-marine insurance business group to Keoghs.
Latham & Watkins, Hogan Lovells and Ashurst won the lead mandates on the near £3bn purchase of Paysafe by Blackstone and CVC Capital Partners, subject to shareholder and regulatory approval.
Kennedys has expanded its presence in Australia with a new office in Melbourne, hiring Lander & Rogers partner Michael Kavanagh as the new office head.
US firm Sidley Austin has begun its search for new London offices as the firm’s lease on its current home in The City nears an end.
Fairpoint Group plc, the parent entity of UK 200 firm Simpson Millar, has announced its intention to appoint administrators as the company’s troubles continue.
Travers Smith, Linklaters and DLA Piper won the key roles in private equity group Bridgepoint’s £655m acquisition of the Scottish housebuilder Miller Homes from GSO Capital Partners.
Legacy Eversheds has been named as the target of costs lawyer Jim Diamond as the firm’s costs are under scrutiny during the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry.
Snap Inc has named Munger Tolles & Olson partner Michael O’Sullivan as the company’s new general counsel following the departure of former legal head Chris Handman in July 2017.
BP group general counsel Eric Nitcher has deferred the decision to review the oil company’s legal panel until the end of 2017.
Reed Smith global managing partner Sandy Thomas has been reappointed to the role until 2021 after an uncontested election.
Eversheds Sutherland has opened its fourth German office following a merger with Düsseldorf-based firm Grooterhorst & Partners.
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