When it comes to future success, London OEP Melissa Butler is taking a people-centric approach. The Reporter spoke to Melissa to find out more.

If you had the chance to go back in time and offer advice to your younger self, what would you say?

We look back at the career to date of global director of events Hope Ellen.

The Reporter investigates how secondments are helping to build our relationship with major global investment firm, the Carlyle Group.

Our pro bono work can be life-changing, law-shaping and even lifesaving and, in the case of convicted murderer Charles Williams, it was all three. The Reporter found out more.

Obtaining an eight-to-one majority victory in the U.S. Supreme Court is impressive in itself, but achieving it when representing a nation that the United States has designated as a state sponsor of terrorism is remarkable.

When Dubi Gross left White & Case in 2012 to rejoin Israeli law firm Gornitzky, his career had gone full circle.

While life in the Turkish city of Istanbul may be dynamic and unpredictable at times, our presence in the city has been stable and consistent.

If you ever needed proof of the importance of investing in a client relationship, software company Avast is a prime example.

When the Kazakhstan government announced it would be privatizing several state-owned companies, competition to represent parties on the initial public offering (IPO) process was fierce.

This year marked the 60^thanniversary of the Jessup and the 12th year of the Firm’s global support for the competition. The Reporter spoke to four White & Case colleagues who have benefitted from taking part.

The closure of Sempra Energy’s deal to buy Texan electric utility Oncor this May was a landmark moment that strengthened our position in the market. The Reporter investigates.

Moscow-based Katya Gorchakova has been making waves in the sport of yacht racing.