November 2025

The CJEU contradicts the traditional approach of personal data protection authorities

November 12, 2025

McDermott Will & Schulte ranked among Top 50 leading firms in Germany by the JUVE Handbook 2025/2026

November 10, 2025

McDermott Will & Schulte advised Ardian on the sale of its stake in Eloquant to Harris

November 7, 2025

Bridging the expectation gap: Finance leaders debunk outdated career myths

November 7, 2025

McDermott Will & Schulte represents GreenWood Investors in agreement with Jack in the Box

November 7, 2025

McDermott Will & Schulte advised H.A.C. Pharma on its acquisition from Roche of the worldwide (excluding the US) rights to the drug ESBRIET®

November 6, 2025

McDermott Will & Schulte named Law Firm of the Year in Tax Law by Best Law Firms® 2026, achieves highest number of practice rankings to date

6. November 2025

McDermott berät Ardian beim Erwerb einer Mehrheitsbeteiligung an centrotherm international AG

November 5, 2025

European Lenders Are Increasingly Sponsorless And Thriving

November 3, 2025

Considerations for Global Compliance Programs Under UK’s New Failure to Prevent Fraud Offense

November 4, 2025

McDermott Deepens London Disputes Bench with Key Financial Sector Hire

November 3, 2025

McDermott Will & Schulte represents Two Seas Capital in its successful proxy campaign against Core Scientific’s proposed sale to CoreWeave

November 3, 2025

Eastern district ruling highlights difference between fidelity bonds and liability insurance

November 3, 2025

McDermott Will & Schulte advising JANA Partners in its partnership with Travis Kelce and investment in Six Flags

McDermott Will & Schulte lawyers recognized as Securities Docket’s Enforcement Elite for second consecutive year

November 3, 2025

McDermott Will & Schulte Bolsters Global Transactions Practice With Addition Of Leading Regulatory Partner In London

October 31, 2025

United Kingdom: overview of the corporate criminal liability regime and recent major developments

October 31, 2025

Beginning an internal investigation: the UK perspective