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International · 11 November 2026
Nvidia picks former prosecutor Joon Kim to investigate Huang
Nvidia's independent directors have hired Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, with litigation partner Joon H. Kim, a former acting US attorney in Manhattan, leading an inquiry into reports that Chinese intelligence targeted the chief executive. A shareholder class action is already on file.
Reported by The Korea Herald, Courthouse News Service, Taipei Times

India · 11 November 2026
Hammurabi, JSA and CAM hire partners in India
Hammurabi & Solomon Partners has added Naresh Arora to lead its international desk, the latest in a run of lateral partner hires at Indian firms that includes a disputes lawyer at JSA and a corporate team at Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas.
Reported by Law.asia, Bar & Bench

United Kingdom · 11 November 2026
Bar leader decries absence of black senior judges
Keir Monteith KC, founding chair of the Criminal Bar Association's new Black Barristers' Committee, asked how there is still no black judge in the Court of Appeal or the Supreme Court, and called on chambers, law firms and judges to act.
Reported by Law Society Gazette, Australasian Lawyer

South Korea · 11 November 2026
Naver–Dunamu merger goes to the FTC's full panel
The regulator's examiners recommend conditional approval of the share swap that would put Naver Pay and the Upbit exchange under one roof, after assessing a won-stablecoin market that does not yet exist. A decision is expected by the end of the year.
Reported by The Korea Herald, Yonhap News (English)

International · 11 November 2026
Nvidia shareholder sues over the chief executive's affair
A retail investor says Nvidia and Jensen Huang misled the market about the chief executive's relationship with a former Megaspeed executive suspected of working for Chinese intelligence. The company's shares lost about US$190 billion in value on Monday.
Reported by Taipei Times, Courthouse News Service

United States · 11 November 2026
Elvis Presley's estate sues AI music generator Suno
The plaintiffs say Suno trained on protected recordings and lets users generate a voice "readily identifiable" as Presley's, citing nearly fifty examples and 859 works in all. Eminem's publisher filed a parallel suit the same day.
Reported by Canadian Lawyer, Courthouse News Service





































