Dentons Link Legal is pleased to announce that Rajesh Pal has joined as a Partner in the Firm’s Corporate and Commercial practice in their Mumbai office.

A law graduate (2000 Batch) from Mumbai University and a Solicitor holding membership with the Bombay Incorporated Law Society since 2005, Rajesh has over two decades of experience in advising domestic and international clients on various facets of law including general corporate and commercial laws as well as exchange control laws.

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP continues to expand in London with the addition of nearly a dozen highly regarded energy and project finance lawyers.

Partners Charles Morrison, Dimitri Papaefstratiou, Simon Collier, Harry Brunt, Counsel Joseph Lam, and Consultant Grant Henderson, along with five associates, have joined the firm from Ernst & Young’s legal services arm, EY Law. The team focuses on transactions in various energy sectors, such as oil and gas, renewable and thermal power, as well as emerging technologies of carbon capture, hydrogen and energy storage.

Kenneth Dintzer, a leading Department of Justice litigator for more than 30 years, has joined Crowell & Moring as a partner in the firm’s Antitrust and Competition, Government Contracts, and Litigation groups. Handling some of DOJ’s most high-profile and complex cases, Dintzer most recently served as deputy branch director in the National Courts Section of DOJ’s Civil Division and as senior trial counsel in DOJ’s Antitrust Division.

Global firm Clyde & Co has significantly expanded its Projects & Construction and Dispute Resolution practices in Saudi Arabia with the addition of four new partners

This expansion includes the promotion of Andrew Archer, Brendan Molck and Will Cadwaladr to partner and the hire of prominent Saudi national lawyer Talal Al-Othman. These appointments further reinforce the firm’s long-standing position as a market leader in Saudi Arabia spanning over 15 years.

Global law firm Ashurst announces the appointment of Tino Duttiné, as partner in its tax practice, based in Frankfurt, as the firm significantly expands its tax offering in Germany.

Tino Duttiné brings extensive experience of advising clients on the full range of corporate taxation issues, both nationally and internationally. His practice focuses on project-oriented tax planning, advice on M&A transactions and group structuring for national and international clients, as well as financing structures and real estate transactions.

Global law firm White & Case LLP has expanded its Global Debt Finance Practice, Investment Funds Practice and Global Financial Institutions Industry Group with the addition in London of funds finance partner Emma Russell.

Real estate advisor Peter Bergan joins the firm as demand for data center and digital infrastructure support grows. He will be a partner in the Chicago office.

Peter brings experience navigating the latest trends in hyperscale, enterprise and colocation data center transactions, as the market expands to meet AI-driven demand for computing power.

Latham & Watkins LLP is pleased to announce that Philip Wolf has joined the firm’s New York office as a partner in the Mergers & Acquisitions and Private Equity Practice. Wolf represents private equity sponsors and investment management firms in complex transactions, including leveraged buyouts, mergers and acquisitions, minority investments, joint ventures, restructurings, and strategic investments and dispositions.

Gibson Dunn is pleased to announce that Osman Nawaz has joined the firm’s New York office as a partner and member of the firm’s Securities Enforcement and White Collar Defense and Investigations Practice Groups. Osman will advise clients on internal and government investigations and enforcement actions, as well as follow-on civil litigation and compliance-related issues.

Boies Schiller Flexner LLP announced the addition of two lateral partners. James Keyte, a trial lawyer with extensive experience in antitrust and sports litigation joins the New York office, and Enoch Liang, an attorney who litigates intellectual property and cross-border disputes, joins in San Francisco.