Watson Reynolds Supports Greenberg Traurig’s Expansion of Its Public Policy Offering in Saudi Arabia
Watson Reynolds advised on the appointment of Abdullah Alzamil to Greenberg Traurig in Riyadh, one of the Kingdom’s most prominent public policy hires to date. Greenberg Traurig Deepens Public Policy Capability in Saudi Arabia Greenberg Traurig Khalid Al-Thebity Law Firm has further strengthened its Public Policy and Regulatory bench in Riyadh, welcoming prominent Saudi lawyer […]
Does Private Equity Really Drive the Legal Market?
If I say “private equity” in any conversation about the legal market, it instantly commands the room. People nod, talk about dry powder, fundraising cycles, and high-margin sponsor work as though it’s the gravitational force holding everything together. But does private equity really drive the legal market? I’m not convinced it does, at least not to the […]
M&A Tax Dealmakers: Where Law, Structuring, and Strategy Collide
I’ve always believed the best M&A tax partners are not number-crunchers; they’re architects. They understand how structure creates value, how legislation shapes outcomes, and how to make a transaction commercially work before it legally exists. But building those teams inside law firms has become one of the toughest challenges in the modern legal market. […]
The Strategic Architecture Behind Paul Weiss’s Private Equity Push
Every so often, a firm makes a move that isn’t just big, it’s smart. Paul Weiss’s expansion through 2024 is one of those moments. On paper, it looked like a hiring spree. In reality, it was a carefully engineered strategy, a masterclass in how to build a private-equity platform with longevity, credibility, and purpose. […]