Krishnan Nair is the Deputy Editor for publications such as The American Lawyer and American Banker. With a background in law, Krishnan's articles cover a range of topics including legal issues, mergers and acquisitions, cross-border payments, and the business of law.
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Krishnan Nair's coverage is heavily focused on the legal and compliance industry, with a keen interest in law firms, partner dynamics, and emerging trends. His articles often contain press releases and private sector announcements.
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With an article on the Israel-Gaza conflict and antisemitism within big law, he may also be interested in receiving pitches related to diversity and inclusion initiatives within the legal industry as well as efforts to address geopolitical issues impacting law firms.
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By: Krishnan Nair
This ruling was selected and summarized by the New York Law Journal's decisions editors.
By: Molly Smith, Krishnan Nair
Earlier this year, the pair acted on the restructuring of one of Germany’s largest private care providers.
By: Krishnan Nair
The former department heads both add strength to Eversheds' disputes offerings in Japan and the U.K.
The next generation of recruits, due to enter the workforce in the coming few years, bring all sorts of new challenges for law firms—the Global Lawyer asks if you are ready.
By: Patrick Smith, Krishnan Nair
They have starkly different backgrounds. But both firms have succeeded in ways that other firms have not when breaking into significant foreign markets. Leaders at both firms explain how.
By: Patrick Smith, Krishnan Nair
They have starkly different backgrounds. But both firms have succeeded in ways that other firms have not when breaking into significant foreign markets. Leaders at both firms explain how.
By: Krishnan Nair
Hogan Lovells has been advising ENRC on its case, while Eversheds Sutherland acted for the SFO; Slaughter and May also has a role.
By: Krishnan Nair
The U.S.-led law firm has experienced several senior partner departures in Germany and the U.K., with several sources pointing to a shift away from "less core" regions.
The firm has experienced several senior partner departures globally, with sources pointing to indecision and a shift away from "less core" regions.
By: Krishnan Nair
Disabled and neurodivergent people remain wholly underrepresented in corporate law, as some disabilities go unacknowledged by law firms.
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