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Squire Patton Pay Tribute To Lawyer Who Died In Laos Tragedy

Simone White

Squire Patton Boggs has expressed deep condolences following the tragic death of Simone White, a London-based associate at the firm, who died while on vacation in Laos due to suspected methanol poisoning. White, an intellectual property (IP) associate, was among six tourists who died after allegedly consuming bootleg alcohol in Vang Vieng, a popular tourist […]

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Simpson Thacher Recruit Leading Finance Lawyer From Linklaters

Daniel Peach

Dan Peach has been recruited by Simpson Thacher from Linklaters who have been building the firm’s European finance and private equity team. The media announcement about the lateral move is shown below – Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP today announced that Dan Peach will join the Firm’s London office as a Partner, where he will focus on

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‘Gaslighting’ London KC Faces Misconduct Charges

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KC is not a “predator” says his barrister A prominent London King’s Counsel faces professional misconduct charges at a London disciplinary tribunal, with his defense team arguing against allegations involving two women seeking careers at the bar. Navjot “Jo” Sidhu, 58, is responding to claims about his conduct with two aspiring barristers who had approached

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How Often Should Your Business Be Bug Swept? Tips for UK Companies

In today’s business world, privacy is more critical than ever. As companies handle sensitive information, from client details to proprietary data, there’s an increasing need to protect against unwanted surveillance. Bug sweeping has become a go-to method for safeguarding company information and maintaining confidentiality, but how often should businesses actually schedule these sweeps? Let’s dive

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Kingsley Napley announces 2025 leadership change

Linda Wooley

Kingsley Napley LLP (“KN”) is delighted to announce that its Board and Partnership have elected Matt Meyer as Managing Partner from 1 April 2025. Current Managing Partner Linda Woolley (pictured) has today announced her retirement from the role at the end of her existing term, after 18 successful years in the position. She will stay with the firm to

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UK Firm Hill Dickinson Celebrates Profits, New Associates and Offices

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UK commercial law firm Hill Dickinson has celebrated both profits and new senior associate appointments this month. The firm, based in Liverpool, enjoyed its seventh consecutive year of growth. The firm has expanded its three main business groups and opened new offices, turning over £145.5m in the year ended 30 April 2024, up from £129.5m

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Davis Polk launches London Restructuring practice with Two Sidley Austin Restructuring Lawyers

Two restructuring lawyers who previously headed the Sidley Austin restructuring group have joined Davis Polk to launch the firm’s restructuring practice. The Davis Polk media statement is below Davis Polk today announced that prominent restructuring lawyers Jifree Cader and Mark Knight will join the firm as partners in the Restructuring practice in London. “I am

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Class Action Litigator Pogust Goodhead Seeks More Funding

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Class Action Litigation Funding Moves Tom Borman, LawFuel Contributor Ambitious, class action law firm Pogust Goodhead is seeking additional funding from its financial backers to fuel its ambitious growth plans. This move comes on the heels of a substantial £550 million loan secured earlier this year, which the firm says is the most any law

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Bolt drivers win ruling that they are workers in potential £200 million legal claim

Bolt Drivers

Leigh Day – Thousands of Bolt drivers have won their legal claim to be classed as workers, giving them rights that include paid holiday and to be paid at least the minimum wage.  Lawyers believe the compensation owed to their 15,000 clients could be worth more than £200 million.  In a judgment handed down this

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