Weil, Gotshal and Manges has lost its corporate chair, Michael Aiello, widely regarded inside the firm as its single most powerful partner and standout rainmaker. Despite Aiello’s status as the firm’s biggest
Law schools across the United States operate disciplinary bodies designed to handle violations of institutional honor codes, raising important questions about their function. These bodies, commonly known as honor courts or honor
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London markets closed higher on Tuesday as rising metals prices lifted mining stocks and oil retreated sharply on renewed hopes of a Middle East ceasefire deal. The FTSE 100 index ended the
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Wall Street and global equity markets pushed to fresh record highs as a wave of upbeat corporate forecasts boosted investor confidence across major indices. Strong earnings guidance from a range of companies
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Gilead Sciences (GILD) has prevailed in a long-running legal battle after the California Supreme Court ruled in the company’s favour over its tenofovir-based HIV treatments. The decision brings years of complex litigation
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The Mexican Institute of Social Security has moved to a unified digital authentication system, requiring all employers to use the Tax Authority’s electronic signature for every procedure. Published in the Official Gazette
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Suffolk Law Dean Andrew Perlman Launches Archive Cataloguing AI Policies Across 128 U.S. Law Schools
Andrew Perlman, dean of Suffolk University Law School, has launched a website cataloguing AI policies, teaching strategies, and curricular programmes from 128 of the 196 U.S. law schools. The site, titled AI
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Energizer Holdings (ENR) and Herbalife (HLF) have emerged as the most heavily shorted stocks among small-cap consumer staples companies currently trading on public markets. Short interest data tracking has become an increasingly
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Britain’s biggest bank is stepping up security arrangements at its new City of London headquarters ahead of a major relocation from Canary Wharf next year. HSBC (HSBA) plans to install as many
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Colorado has enacted H.B. 26-1223, a law that significantly expands the state’s sales and use tax base beginning January 1, 2027. The legislation broadly treats downloaded and remotely accessed computer software as
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Paul, Weiss has consistently maintained since striking its deal with Donald Trump that the agreement changed nothing about how the firm operates. Managing partner Brad Karp assured partners internally that the deal
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