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Tune in to this week's episode of Law, disrupted, where I speak with James Hacking of Kindleworth about what’s fueling the boutique law firm boom.

Kindleworth is a UK firm that has spent fifteen years handling all the infrastructure behind specialist law firm launches. We

Last night, I was honored to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award at the London Legal Business Awards.

It was a meaningful moment to reflect on what we have built at @quinnemanuel and the people who have helped make the firm what it is today. I’m proud of what has been

The risks that threaten businesses are rarely the ones founders focus on. After four decades in courtrooms, I have seen this play out more times than I can count.

My latest @Forbes Business Council article covers why preparation and risk management are growth strategies rather

I joined Glenn Gritzner on the Making Los Angeles podcast to talk about the firm's early years and evolution, the cases that have stayed with me throughout my career, and the story behind @quinnemanuel's Artists-in-Residence program.

A pleasure to host the conversation at Q.

Tune in to this week's episode of Law, disrupted, where I speak with Catrin Griffiths @thelawyercatrin and Christian Smith @TheLawyerCSmith of @TheLawyermag about covering the legal industry.

Catrin and Christian share how corporate speak is the fastest way to lose a journalist,

The U.S. is using tariffs to push semiconductor manufacturing onto American soil. For Korea’s chip industry, the question is what happens next.

In my latest piece for the Korea Times @koreatimescokr, I look at what the current tariff negotiations mean for Samsung and SK hynix,

Tune in to this week's re-release of Law, disrupted, where I speak with Hidetaka Mihara about how Japan's approach to corporate law and accountability differs from what we see in the US.

We discuss what the Fukushima ruling tells us about how Japan weighs corporate risk against

Continuation funds are either a way to hold on to an asset that still has room to grow, or a way to keep troubled assets on the books at stated valuations. 

Either way, the conflicts are real and regulators are paying attention.

Read more: https://www.quinnemanuel.com/the-firm/publications/client-alert-continuation-funds-come-of-age-process-conflicts-and-the-first-wave-of-disputes/