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Private capital investors are increasingly targeting law firms, drawn by strong client relationships and recurring revenue. However, the legal sector's unique structural characteristics—including regulatory constraints, asset-light balance sheets, and complex cash conversion cycles—present distinct challenges that differentiate legal services from other professional services businesses that investors typically back.

This comprehensive regulatory update examines critical developments affecting legal professionals, from the landmark determination of the SRA's investigative powers under Section 44B to proposed reforms in costs dispute resolution and compliance officer roles. The analysis explores how recent court decisions, regulatory changes, and industry proposals are reshaping the landscape of legal practice management and professional liability.

The U.S. Supreme Court's 5-4 decision in TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez may make the road to privacy class actions harder. But recent decisions in the wake of Ramirez...

The Applicant Place Laurier Ltd. ("PLL") appealed an arbitration award pursuant to section 45 of the Arbitration Act, 1991, SO 1991, c. 17.

On March 17 and 20, 2020, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer announced a set of "unprecedented" economic measures to further support UK businesses and mitigate

This article considers our views on how certain macroeconomic developments may impact the private capital markets.

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Witnesses are not always able to attend trial. A witness may be unable, for example, to enter the jurisdiction where the trial is taking place because he or she is subject to sanctions.

Lawyers in jurisdictions that regularly see maritime cases can often skip a preliminary step: evaluating the body of water itself.

The Best Buy action involves three alleged misrepresentations—all of which related to one another and occurred within a few hours

The UK government has introduced a number of schemes to support the economy, business, and workers through the COVID-19 pandemic. This Advisory contains a high-level summary of the current relief proposals...

Discover how in-house legal teams are approaching litigation as a strategic tool, with insights from our Leading Litigator Report conducted with The Lawyer. Nearly seven in ten General Counsels now view litigation as either an operational necessity or strategic investment to protect intellectual property, defend reputation, and strengthen market position.

In recent years, Nigeria’s Mergers and Acquisitions (“M&A”) landscape has witnessed notable growth, driven by increasing investor confidence, regulatory reforms, and the strategic consolidation of businesses across sectors such as banking, financial services, energy, telecommunications, healthcare, and technology.

With the credit crunch rapidly deteriorating into a full-scale global financial crisis, the UK’s HM Treasury (“HMT”) announced on 8th October 2008 a comprehensive package of measures to help support the banking industry financially and to strengthen depositor protection, with the aim of stabilising the UK financial system.

The Reserve Bank of India ("RBI") launched a new microsite https://indiancurrency.rbi.org.in to provide the public with comprehensive information...

Secretary Yellen Testifies to Congress on Biden Administration Commitment to Sanctions Program: Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen testified before the Senate Financial Services...