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Sandie Lyne's promotion to Partner at Ogier marks the latest step in an already impressive legal career.

A further wave of information has been published on the GP Noble affair, including details of criminal proceedings and a statutory report from the Pensions Regulator.

The Court of Appeal has ruled that requiring a trainee employee to repay internal training costs constitutes an unreasonable restraint of trade. This landmark decision examines when repayment provisions cross the line from legitimate business protection to unlawful restriction, with significant implications for employers using clawback arrangements for training, bonuses, and other benefits.

The Idle Free decision denied the patent owner’s motion to amend claims on the ground that the patent owner had not proven the tentability of the claims.

Jones Day. It's a name as distinct as the careers of the two men who lent their own names to the Firm 85 years ago: Thomas ("Tom") Hoyt Jones and Luther Day.

The following is an article of fiction. The author simply has a well-developed imagination. He should have won summary judgment. And he had – on all claims save one. But one was enough.

After a week-long trial, a 15-member team of Schnader lawyers and support staff obtained a full acquittal on May 24, 2010 on murder charges brought against the Firm’s pro bono client, William J. Barnes. Barnes was charged with causing the death of Philadelphia Police Officer Walter T. Barclay in 2007, 41 years after Barnes had shot and partially paralyzed Barclay.

Lloyd Welch Pogue ("Welch") holds a special place in Firm history dating back to 1967. That's the year his Washington, D.C., firm merged with Cleveland-based Jones, Day, Cockley & Reavis...

Dans l'affaire Dionne c. HEXO Corp., la Cour d'appel du Québec a suivi la tendance croissante des tribunaux canadiens qui semblent être de plus en plus disposés à rejeter les actions collectives non fondées...

In the current high-stakes business environment, business conflicts have become a fact of life.

In today's rapidly growing and globally interconnected business environment, resolving conflicts quickly, confidentially, and affordably has become more critical than ever.

The financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have been particularly hard felt by startups and small businesses.

In Mobile Acuity Ltd. v. Blippar Ltd., No. 2022-2216 (Fed. Cir. Aug. 6, 2024) ("Decision"), the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the district court's dismissal of Mobile Acuity Ltd.'s patent infringement claims under 35 U.S.C. § 101 for failure to state a claim.

Employment round-up looks at Vento bands, discussions during proceedings breaks, and full particulars for Employment Tribunal claims.

In this episode of Women @ RopesTalk, Ropes & Gray health care partners Jenn Romig and Christina Bergeron interview Lisa Mango ..

In an earlier post, we discussed how the FDA, for over twenty years, from mid-1997 through mid-2019, created and operated an "alternative summary reporting ("ASR") system...

More than a year after the merits of Ms. McCue's complaint were heard, the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal (the "Tribunal") has dismissed this case in its entirety.