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Katten Muchin Rosenman has opened a new office in Dallas. Leading the new operation will be six new corporate partners, all formerly with law firm Andrews Kurth Kenyon.

Andrew Foster and Jacqueline Arena, Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom

Guidance from 2013 has been subject to much criticism from banks, but has never been reviewed. Until now

Switzerland has long established itself as an attractive base for cutting-edge technological innovators, notably in the financial sector and related areas. Among other factors, this development has been supported by the Swiss legal and regulatory landscape. Swiss financial regulation in particular is characteristically principle-based rather than rule-based, allowing it to cope well with new, original business models. Furthermore, the Swiss authorities are welcoming of innovation reinforcing Switzerland's position as a successful financial marketplace.

Maria Raptis and Thorsten Goetz from Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom take a tour of the latest global developments in merger control

Richard Hawkins Prakash Segaran In Australia HWL Ebsworth Lawyers and TressCox Lawyers announced their merger in January. The bulk of TressCox's lawyers will be joining HWL under the plan. Elsewhere Jones Day opened its fourth office in Australia in Melbourne. Three partners will relocate to head up the operation.

The Trump administration has been working through its plan to reduce regulatory burdens for financial institutions – with various consequences

Alex Baker, director of competition advisory boutique Fingleton Associates, finds issues with the UK’s targeted merger strategy and its wide margins of discretion

In the event it leaves the EU without a comprehensive trade agreement, what are the options left to the UK to continue accessing the single market?

Under the 1977 legislation, where a party deals on its written standard terms of business exclusions or limitations of that party’s liability must pass the Act’s reasonableness test