April 30, 2015 11:40 AM

Kroll CEO Statement

"Kroll is a robust, international business -- the largest in the risk mitigation and investigations industry -- and the gold standard for investigations, with over 2,000 employees across 53 offices in 28 countries. We have been in the computer forensics business for decades, and our team includes professionals from the highest levels of cyber law enforcement agencies, including the FBI. We offer the full spectrum of cyber security solutions with laboratories around the world. Additionally, we have global data analytics capabilities, operating five data centers on four continents through which we provide structured and unstructured data analytics services. When confronted with legal and business challenges, our clients know where to turn, and we look forward to providing them the same unparalleled service they have come to expect for years to come." -- Kroll CEO Emanuele Conti

04/30/15 Posted by Brian Baxter

May 4, 2012 3:17 PM

The Am Law Daily Has a New Home

If you're looking for news about the business of law as practiced by the biggest, wealthiest law firms in the United States and the rest of the world, and stories about the lawyers who work at those firms, please visit the newly redesigned Am Law Daily.

05/04/12 Posted by Ed Shanahan

The Work

April 23, 2012 4:59 PM

Linklaters, Herbert Smith Advise on $1.7 Billion Vodafone Deal

The British mobile phone service provider will acquire business telecommunications company Cable & Wireless Worldwide.

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04/23/12 Posted by Tom Huddleston Jr.

The Work

Mayer Brown Helps Nestle Whip Up $11.9 Billion Baby Formula Deal

Nestle will acquire pharmaceutical giant Pfizer's infant nutrition business to expand its own global presence in the formula market. Mayer Brown, Skadden, Clifford Chance, and DLA Piper all have roles on the transaction.

04/23/12 Posted by Tom Huddleston Jr.

The Work

Covington Takes Lead on Pair of Health Care Deals as Sector Stays Hot

Two transactions announced Monday--Thomson Reuters's $1.25 billion sale of its health care unit to a Veritas Capital affiliate, and AstraZeneca's $1.26 billion acquisition of Ardea Biosciences--generated assignments for Covington & Burling, Sullivan & Cromwell, and Paul Hastings.

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04/23/12 Posted by Sara Randazzo

The Work

Fenwick, Covington Advise as Facebook Snags Chunk of AOL Patent Portfolio From Microsoft

The social networking leader and the software giant turn to familiar firms for representation on a $550 million deal involving intellectual property assets.

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04/23/12 Posted by Drew Combs

The Talent

D.C. Dewey Partner Heads to Allen & Overy

Project finance partner Gregory Smith's departure for Allen & Overy pushes Dewey & LeBoeuf's partner losses so far this year to an even 70.

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04/23/12 Posted by Sara Randazzo

The Talent

The Careerist: Latham & Watkins's Women Go Back to the Kitchen

Will master classes in canapé making help women in business development? Latham's London office seems to think so.

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04/23/12 Posted by Vivia Chen

The Talent

April 22, 2012 12:38 PM

Dealmaker of the Week: Iain Wagstaff of Linklaters

Wagstaff and fellow M&A partner Marc Loy, respectively, led the Linklaters teams in London and Paris advising multinational utility GDF Suez on its $10.8 billion acquisition of the stake in Britain’s International Power that GDF does not already own.

04/22/12 Posted by Tom Huddleston Jr.

The Firms

April 20, 2012 8:30 PM

Amid Bankruptcy Reports, Dewey Says It’s Eyeing All Options; Greenberg Confirms Possible Interest

The drama swirling around Dewey & LeBoeuf took a new turn Friday when Greenberg Traurig said it has had "preliminary discussions relating to lawyers at Dewey & LeBoeuf," but has "made no commitments" nor "reached agreements." The statement came on the heels of reports that Dewey leaders are considering a prepackaged bankruptcy plan in order to keep intact what remains of the rapidly shrinking firm.

04/20/12 Posted by Brian Baxter