Law360 Updates

Law360 Announces 2015's Global Heavyweights

Law360 announces its fifth annual ranking of the top 20 law firms with the largest global presence and involvement in international legal matters. The series tracks changes in global attorney headcount and firm expansion into new territories, and it reports on key cities and emerging markets playing essential roles in the worldwide provision of legal services.

Follow the series through the coming weeks for more coverage of the top global players.
 
Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2015
For the fifth straight year, Law360 has selected and ranked the 20 law firms that had the biggest global presence and handled the largest, most significant and groundbreaking international and cross-border matters over the past year. Here, we reveal this year's Law360 Global 20.

The 5 Firms That Made The Biggest Global Gains
Through a bevy of mergers and acquisitions and robust hiring sprees, five firms stood out this year for making the biggest gains in their global head counts, according to Law360's Global 20 data.

Ambitious Global Firms Must Have Roots In These Cities
Law360's Global 20 firms may call the world their home, but they all agree that there are some places everyone needs to have a little pied-a-terre in order to be taken seriously.

The Global Hot Spots Of 2015
Singapore, France and the United Arab Emirates are just a few of the major growth areas for international law firms in 2015, with firms looking to boost their attorney counts in those countries thanks in part to a rise in international arbitration, cross-border deals and energy developments in Southeast Asia.
 

Law360 Industry Portfolio Grows With Telecommunications Launch

Law360 is pleased to announce the release of Telecommunications Law360, our third new section for 2015. This section expands Law360’s scope of coverage with breaking news and analysis specific to the telecommunications industry. Coverage includes litigation, policy developments, and deals involving telecom companies.

This week’s reporting includes coverage of the FCC’s investigation of the proposed AT&T and DirecTV merger and the agency’s plan to update the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. We also give you an overview of hot-button telecom cases and regulation and legislation to watch through 2015. Track these developments and more industry news today by signing up for the Telecommunications newsletter.

Law360 Platform and Enterprise subscribers already have access to the section. Section subscribers can talk to their Law360 account executive about adding Telecommunications Law360 to their subscription.