Anne Bagamery

Paris

Correspondent at Law.com

Paris-based European correspondent for https://t.co/Ced8YlYt0w International. Parlo anche italiano. Dartmouth graduate.

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Articles

The European Legal Industry's Women Rising Stars, 2025

4 weeks ago | law.com | Anne Bagamery

Women who are rising rapidly to the top at law firms across Europe continue to break new ground in the practice of law, setting precedents and securing the future for their clients. But just as important to them and to their firms, these women are also team-builders and mentors, especially of other women lawyers. And like true leaders in any domain, they view the success of their team as equally important, if not more important, than their own.
Rising Stars: The European Legal Industry's Best Up-And-Coming Women, 2025

4 weeks ago | law.com | Anne Bagamery

Women who are rising rapidly to the top at law firms across Europe continue to break new ground in the practice of law, setting precedents and securing the future for their clients. But just as important to them and to their firms, these women are also team-builders and mentors, especially of other women lawyers. And like true leaders in any domain, they view the success of their team as equally important, if not more important, than their own.
Rising Stars: Europe's Best Up-and-Coming Female Lawyers, 2024

May 14, 2024 | feeds.feedblitz.com | Justin Henry |Maria Dinzeo |Charlotte Johnstone |Patrick Smith |Anne Bagamery

Women working in the commercial legal industry across Continental Europe have continued to grow and climb up the ranks this past year as law firms follow trends to elevate more women into partnership and management roles.
Rising Stars: Europe's Best Up-and-Coming Female Lawyers, 2024

May 14, 2024 | law.com | Anne Bagamery

Women working in the commercial legal industry across Continental Europe have continued to grow and climb up the ranks this past year as law firms follow trends to elevate more women into partnership and management roles.
Google Settlement With French Competition Authority May Spur News Publishers to Claim Retroactive Compensation, Lawyer Asserts

Mar 31, 2024 | law.com | Anne Bagamery

Google could face retroactive compensation claims from French news publishers as a result of its latest settlement of antitrust complaints over the search giant’s use of their content, a media law partner in Paris told Law.com International.
As Construction Disputes Multiply, Lawyers in UAE Face Heightened Challenges

Mar 26, 2024 | law.com | Daryush Sabaghi |Anne Bagamery

Managing construction industry disputes, a key activity for law firms in the United Arab Emirates, is expected to become more challenging in the coming years as the industry grows and evolves, according to lawyers practicing in the region. Construction is one of the central drivers of economic development in the UAE. The sector is estimated to be $41 billion in 2024 and projected to reach $50.4 billion by 2029, according to the market intelligence and advisory firm Mordor Intelligence.
Morgan Lewis, Baker Botts Add Employment, Technology Partners in Dubai

Feb 27, 2024 | bakerbotts.com | Justin Henry |Amy Guthrie |Anne Bagamery |Jessica Seah

Two U.S.-based law firms have added partners to their Dubai offices. Morgan Lewis has hired partner Rebecca Ford in Dubai from Clyde & Co. At her new firm, she will continue to handle contentious and non-contentious employment matters across the UAE, Saudi Arabia and the wider region. Want to continue reading?
Billion-Euro Distressed Companies in France Boost Firms’ M&A and Litigation Work

Feb 6, 2024 | law.com | Rick Mitchell |Anne Bagamery

A wave of ailing large companies is giving the French legal market a timely lift— not just in restructuring, but also in M&A and litigation, Paris-based lawyers tell Law.com International. With M&A activity in a rut, these multibillion-euro French companies in need of restructuring, some of which recently saw their pandemic-era financial support end, are providing a supply of deals and other work to keep law firms busy. They’re expected to do so well into 2024, these lawyers said.
Cohen & Gresser Adds Venture Capital Team in Paris

Feb 2, 2024 | law.com | Anne Bagamery

Cohen & Gresser has added a partner-led venture capital team in Paris from a French M&A boutique, a move that helps the litigation-focused firm rebuild and expand after several recent losses in the French capital. France Portmann-Loy joins Cohen & Gresser as a partner from Rossi Bordes, where she practiced as a partner for five years. Want to continue reading?
Ashurst Expands Alternative Services Division with Poland Office Launch

Feb 1, 2024 | law.com | Rick Mitchell |Anne Bagamery

Ashurst is expanding its alternative legal services division, Ashurst Advance, in Europe, opening a new center in Krakow, Poland, in partnership with Elevate, a global ALSP based in Los Angeles. Ashurst launched the division in Glasgow in 2013 with a team of seven, and opened another delivery center in Brisbane in 2019. It now has a team of 200, including about 15 attorneys, plus delivery professionals, process engineers, and e-discovery and other tech specialists.

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