Japan continues to be hunting ground for global sponsors with Southeast Asia being a strong contender for smaller deals.

The new office marks a return to Spain for the U.K-based firm, which closed its previous Madrid office 25 years ago.

Four West Virginia University football players allege NCAA bylaws violate antitrust law by counting junior-college years ...

It’s important for folks to be able to rest assured that the Constitution of the United States means something,” state Senate ...

U.S. District Judge P. Casey Pitts ruled 13 intervening state attorneys general failed to demonstrate a likelihood of ...

A $40-million verdict drunk-driving verdict gained over $4.5-million in post-judgment interest while an insurer disputed a ...

Ropes, No. 8 on Law.com’s 2025 Global 200 with about $3.4 billion in global revenues, opened its Paris office in March 2025 ...

The judiciary's fiscal 2027 budget asks for limited new spending, including $25 million to enhance civil legal services.

The law firm stepped back from representing a telecommunications company that earlier brought an antitrust lawsuit against ...

European law firms are clashing over the right to control their personal data, as courts weigh privacy against public access ...

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commissioner Mark Uyeda has signaled a broad reduction in disclosure requirements under ...

The social video platform was one of three companies — along with Meta’s Instagram and Google’s YouTube — facing claims that ...