Cricket club’s legal case dismissed over flawed AI-generated arguments
A Queensland court has dismissed a cricket club's legal case over flawed AI-generated arguments in the In Beechmont Cricket Club…
Leading firms win Global Best in Law 2025 awards
Leading firms win Global Best in Law 2025 awards, recognizing exceptional work in the expanding influence of artificial intelligence and…
Wotton Kearney hires team from Kennedys
Wotton Kearney hires team from Kennedys to build marine practice in Singapore with shipping disputes expertise.
CashNetUSA Loan Fees and the Military Lending Act: What Counts Toward the 36% Limit?
Did you take out a CashNetUSA loan while on active duty within the past four years? If so, the interest…
CLOC Australia outlines key priorities
CLOC Australia outlines key priorities for legal operations professionals to drive collaboration and innovation in Australia.
Bae Kim hires former prosecutor and India lawyer
Bae Kim hires former prosecutor to bolster white-collar crime defense capabilities and India-focused services.
Clifford Chance and Cavenagh Law split after 14 years
Clifford Chance will keep operating under its Qualifying Foreign Law Practice (QFLP) licence, which is unchanged. Singapore’s legal sector will see a significant shift as Clifford Chance and Cavenagh Law end their 14-year Formal Law Alliance (FLA), dissolving one of the city-state’s longest-standing collaborations between an international law firm and a local practice. The partnership, originally formed in 2012 under the name Clifford Chance Asia, had enabled the firms to…
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Weil Gotshal Launches Asia Capital Markets Practice with Shu Du
Shu Du was the sole partner in Skadden’s Beijing office for over 18 years. U.S. law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges appointed Shu Du, who previously headed Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom's Beijing office, as a Hong Kong corporate partner, signifying the firm's new Asia capital markets practice. Du, who was the sole partner in Skadden’s Beijing office for over 18 years, joined the firm in Hong Kong in…