Legal and funding practitioners talk to CDR about the state of third-party funding in Germany, a maturing market which has a surprisingly long history grounded…

The UK is facing a tension between its growth strategy and its role as an anti-financial crime leader on the international stage.

The long-awaited final report calls for light-touch regulation of third-party funding, and the drawing of a statutory distinction between it and damages-based agreements.

The Australian firm has hired an Australian Securities and Investments Commission lawyer with over 15 years of experience.

The firm has selected a Holland & Knight partner to co-head its global antitrust litigation and competition regulation practice alongside Tonya Esposito.

A former Department of Commerce deputy general counsel has joined O’Melveny & Myers in New York, bringing deep experience of policy, regulation and enforcement affecting…

The agency aims to guide foreign businesses through UK financial regulation and help UK firms expand abroad.

The UK financial agency has given its chief executive the green light until 2030.

From CDR’S Tech Issue: AI is spreading like wildfire across the legal world, however the implementation can be both high risk and high reward.

The firm has snapped up a formidable agency lawyer for its New York office.

A securities specialist who guided regulatory policy on financial misconduct and AI washing has arrived at the firm’s New York location.

A new presidential term comes with a new white-collar crime agenda, and although many are expecting deregulation, the truth may not be so simple.