Trump administration sues Maryland federal court and its judges over standing order on deportations

Dentons has strengthened its Banking and Finance practice with the hire of Joost Elsenburg as Partner Financial Regulatory, effective 1 July 2025. His arrival marks a significant step in the firm’s strategy to expand its regulatory capabilities across Europe. Banking and Finance, Banking Regulation, Financial Regulation, Amsterdam

Dentons announces today that Josh Davis has joined the Firm’s Litigation practice as a partner in its Washington, DC, office. Davis brings significant experience in complex commercial litigation and government investigations, with a particular focus on clients in the life sciences and healthcare sectors. Litigation and Dispute Resolution, United States, Washington, DC

Global law firm Dentons is today announcing a partnership with leading legal AI platform Legora to provide its lawyers with Europe-wide access to Legora’s collaborative AI tools. AI: Global Solutions Hub, Europe

Global law firm Dentons is today announcing a partnership with leading legal AI platform Legora to provide its lawyers with Europe-wide access to Legora’s collaborative AI tools. AI: Global Solutions Hub, Europe

If you’ve ever caught a friend inventing a creative excuse for being late, you’ve already encountered the human version of […] The post AI Hallucinations May Be With Us for a While appeared first on Lawyerist. News Articles, Artificial Intelligence, Legal Tech

Dentons Davis Brown is pleased to announce a significant courtroom victory following an eight-day jury trial and more than two years of contentious litigation. Real Estate Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Ames, Des Moines, West Des Moines

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For attorney Kim Memmesheimer, starting her own firm wasn’t the hard part. Keeping it all running—and knowing what to do […] The post Kim Was Drowning in Decisions—Until She Built a System That Worked  appeared first on Lawyerist. News Articles, Case Study

Law firms consider increasing capital contributions by equity partners

Dentons Hong Kong advised Lending Ark Capital (the Asia private structured credit arm of CITIC Securities CLSA Capital Partners (HK) Limited) as sole investor on its first-ever cross-border structured finance investment into the Philippines for purchase under a US$75 million facility of asset-backed bonds issued by a Philippine affiliate of Atome Financial (the digital finance unit of Advance Intelligence Group) originating a revolving pool of Peso-denominated receivables. Banking and Finance, Securitizations, Banking and Finance, Hong Kong

Dentons has advised mBank, one of the largest financial services groups in Poland and a leader in digital and mobile banking adoption, on its successful issue of €400 million resettable callable Tier 2 subordinated bonds. Capital Markets, Capital Markets in Europe, Capital Markets in the United Kingdom, Debt Capital Markets, English law Debt Capital Markets, Warsaw, Europe, United Kingdom

BigLaw firm lays off 5% of business professional staff

Nonlawyers can partly own law firms in Puerto Rico under revised ethics rules

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Judge refuses to block sanctions for Penn Law prof accused of ‘discriminatory and disparaging statements’

Trump administration tells Supreme Court that judge defied its order allowing third-country deportations

Socratic Litigation: Imagining the curious case of the hamstrung hemlock