Baker McKenzie traces its origins to 1949, when a Chicago lawyer who grew up poor in New Mexico founded the firm on a then-radical premise. That premise was simple but audacious: a
VF Corporation (VFC) is under renewed pressure from investors as the apparel giant continues to report declining earnings and revenue across its portfolio of brands. The company, which owns well-known labels including
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The Justice Department has withdrawn grand jury subpoenas demanding testimony and phone records from New York Times journalists following sharp questioning from a federal judge. The subpoenas were filed on July 10,
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A major Novartis investor has publicly called for sweeping board-level changes at the Swiss pharmaceutical giant following two consecutive clinical trial failures. David Samra, managing director at Artisan Partners and a founding
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed a landmark bill granting private and public sector employees the right to access and dispute their personnel records. The legislation, known as S3460, adds a
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The legal profession has long been resistant to change, with many lawyers continuing practices that technological advances have rendered entirely unnecessary. Many habits followed in law firms today were commonplace decades ago
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The FTSE 100 index of leading British shares hit an all-time high over the summer, and remains only a few percentage points below that record level. The broader UK economy, however, tells
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Serie A dominated global football in the nineties and noughties, with names like Maldini, Totti and Gattuso recognised from Naples to Salford. That prestige has faded considerably, and data shows Italian football
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Matt Turner, President of Patient Affordability at Paysign (PAYS), has introduced ClaimGuardRx, a proprietary large language model built to protect manufacturer affordability program value. The platform is designed to ensure that every
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New York City’s newly enacted pied-a-terre tax is drawing significant attention from legal experts, property owners, and policymakers across the United States. The tax, formally known as the non-primary residence property surcharge,
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Weil made legal industry history this week, becoming the first firm ever to describe Cravath as offering a “smaller platform” to departing talent. The remarkable characterisation came after Weil lost its corporate
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