Madeline Anderson

Robotics exoskeleton manufacturer Sarcos Robotics to jump on the SPAC wagon with Rotor Acquisition

HSBC, Banco Santander and Korea Development Bank among the financiers of the project intended to reduce the country's "digital divide"

The controversial facial recognition software developer is being sued by activists and immigrant rights groups

Jonathan Patchen becomes the sixth partner to join the office since it opened in 2019

Big Tech regulatory clampdown cited as driver for New York firm's third US office

Firms step in for longstanding clients for deal that transforms cybersecurity leader into pure-play consumer business

The hack has affected law firms including Jones Day and Goodwin Procter

The chip maker has been sued in Texas by a company that acquired the tech patents

Linklaters’ leveraged finance co-head, Oliver Sceales, flags ESG’s role in deal’s funding

Revenues of the Copenhagen-based consumer review website grew by a quarter last year

Patel v Facebook will see nearly 1.6m Facebook users receive payouts, after the tech giant allegedly used photo-tagging without permission

The Denver-based tech firm secured its first deal to handle NHS data last March for the nominal sum of £1

All professionals who have worked in the firm’s flexi-lawyering service in the past year will be given access

Users who don’t agree to the new terms by 15 May will have their accounts made “inactive”

Developed in collaboration with the UK firm’s lawyers, CreateiQ promises to speed up drafting

The unanimous decision could be a heavy blow to Uber’s business model in one of its most important markets

The ad tech player’s IPO was valued at nearly $300m

The contextual advertising specialist founded by two ex-Googlers cements its leadership in contextual AI in Europe and LatAm

The firm is ramping up its startups and tech practice to service Canada’s growing scene

The EC will hear from workers and employers' representatives later this month to decide if rules for gig workers’ conditions need to change

The hire follows the addition of three partners last month and the launch of an intiative to reduce the cost risk of litigation for clients

Poor management of data bias could leave businesses vulnerable to ‘immense reputational and financial damage’, says Hogan Lovells report

The offerings represent part of the startup’s mission to become a ‘Google for law’

London-based law firm representing 2.3 million BT customers seeking compensation for alleged landline overcharging

The tech-focused invesment firm is set to combine its portfolio company Consignor with Marlin Equity Partners-backed Unifaun

The sale comes as Paws Holdings aims to enhance its e-commerce offering in a market worth €41bn annually and Ocado Retail moves to focus on its grocery business, despite a rise in demand for pet supplies during the pandemic

In a first for the city-state, Singapore-headquartered law firm Rajah & Tann has teamed up with local cybersecurity provider Resolvo Systems to help businesses manage digital data amidst increasing cyber threats

Cooley has boosted its cyber/data/privacy team and East Coast trial bench with the hire of Tiana Demas from Facebook, where she was assistant GC and led a team investigating cyberattacks

In the first case of its kind in the world’s largest surveillance system, a Chinese court has found a wildlife park’s use of facial recognition technology was illegal

The startup, which is backed by a co-founder of Google Maps, has moved its headquarters to the British capital to position itself at the centre of the global legaltech industry

Two big names in e-discovery law and information governance, Am Law 100 member Nelson Mullins and Redgrave, are set to combine in one of the largest law firm mergers so far this year