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Second edition, edited by Osborne Clarke’s John Buyers, provides detailed commentary on EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act | 2yrs

London Solicitors Litigation Association president, Nikki Edwards, reflects on the changing attitude to mental health in the profession on World Mental Health Day | 2yrs

Emma Cochrane joins from Linklaters, while Lourenço Ventura returns from the EC | 2yrs

Littler survey of in-house counsel and other executives also highlights concerns around politics and ESG | 2yrs

Former assistant to the solicitor general Benjamin Sydner joins as a partner in Washington DC | 2yrs

Former Shearman & Sterling co-managing partner George Casey leads Linklaters team advising Rio Tinto | 2yrs

The twin forces of impending interest rate cuts and regulatory demands mean that preparation has never been more critical to avoiding compliance risks, write Natalie Todd and Anna-Rose Davies of Cooke Young & Keidan | 2yrs

Jospeh Profaizer to co-lead Linklaters’ international arbitration practice | 2yrs

Contentious insolvency lawyer Crispin Daly and international arbitration specialist Heidrun Walsh join London firm as partners | 2yrs

Ian Hargreaves links up with former Addleshaw Goddard colleagues at London disputes boutique | 2yrs

Nassif BouMalhab joins US firm having led Clyde’s Middle East arbitration group | 2yrs

Slaughters, Cravath, Bakers and Latham among firms acting on long-awaited offloading of online luxury retailer | 2yrs

Stephen Mohr joins Chicago giant’s antitrust practice as a partner | 2yrs

GSK’s two patents declared invalid as both attempt to launch first RSV vaccine in UK market | 2yrs

Experienced senior junior swaps sets in rare lateral move between commercial chambers | 2yrs

Lawyers based in the Netherlands, India and Pakistan picked up awards at the 2024 IBA Annual Conference held in Mexico City | 2yrs

Isabel Parker joins US firm in new global role | 2yrs

Robert Waterson joins to lead UK tax disputes team | 2yrs

There is an oft quoted saying that a week is a long time in politics. The phrase is doubly relevant in a year which not only sees some 64 nations across the world (about 49% of the world’s population) undergoing national elections and driving democratic change, but also as a metaphor for the exponential growth in usage of Artificial Intelligence (AI) globally, itself as a driver for change. | 2yrs