Lawyers for Britain - a campaign group that champions Britain's exit from the EU - has been unveiled this week by top City lawyers. | 9yrs
Editor and journalist at The Global Legal Post
Lawyers for Britain - a campaign group that champions Britain's exit from the EU - has been unveiled this week by top City lawyers. | 9yrs
Bar Council chair Chantal-Aimée Doerries QC estimates that aspiring barristers may have to spend as much as £127,000 in order to qualify, severely hampering efforts to improve diversity and social mobility at the bar. | 9yrs
Lawyers On Demand is set to merge with fellow agile working provider AdventBalance, giving the firm a major base in Australia and Asia. | 9yrs
A round-up of hires from the UK and US. | 9yrs
Dentons has found a new way to service startups: the firm has announced that it has formed a partnership with international co-working giant WeWork Companies. | 9yrs
It seems that London's law firms are feeling the pinch of increasing rents, with many of the biggest downsizing their offices last year. | 9yrs
In a bid to boost shrinking application pools, a number of US law schools are considering dropping the Law School Admission Test requirement. | 9yrs
A round-up of recent moves from across Europe. | 9yrs
Squire Patton Boggs has announced that the 1,500-attorney firm is merging with a 50-lawyer boutique headquartered in San Francisco. | 9yrs
Healthcare and employment law firm Epstein Becker & Green is expanding its consulting arm with two healthcare and human resources specialists, while Orrick has added seven partners to its office in Houston, Texas. | 9yrs
The now defunct law firm Dickstein Shapiro has told its equity partners - some of whom left as long as three years ago - that they won't be getting any capital back. | 9yrs
Olswang Asia is taking on a new managing partner, while Bird & Bird and White & Case associate Witara Cakra Advocates have made double partner hires. | 9yrs
In a first for the legal industry, LPO service provider QuisLex has announced the issuance of a US patent for its document review process. | 9yrs
Photographs of a New Zealand judge holidaying at a nudist camp have been removed from the resort's website after being used to promote it. | 9yrs
The IP practice of Clyde & Co is expanding its trade mark and patent filing capabilities in the Middle East with a new direct filing office in Muscat, Oman. | 9yrs
Nabarro, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe and Squire Patton Boggs have added to their ranks, while accounting firm PwC is developing its legal arm with a double partner hire. | 9yrs
Chelsea fan Clive O'Connell, a high-flying City lawyer, left law firm Goldberg Segalla after branding Liverpool FC fans 'scouse scum' during a hot-tempered YouTube interview and has since landed a new job at London law firm McCarthy Denning. | 9yrs
EY has hired Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co co-chair of technology Richard Goold as a partner to lead and grow a legal Tech team, as well as support the firm's wider Tech and FinTech practice. | 9yrs
According to authorities, a gunman fatally shot two people with whom he had business ties at a law firm and a nearby accountant's office in Hamilton in western Alabama on Wednesday morning. | 9yrs
The race for dominance among top commercial litigation financers continued this week, with UK-listed Burford Capital and Australia-listed Bentham IMF announcing that they are hiring Big Law veterans and expanding their operations in North America. | 9yrs