High inflation and rising costs sees PEP dip 0.4% from 2022’s record high of £1.175m | 2yrs
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Creators of ChatGPT face a spate of copyright infringement lawsuits | 2yrs
David Simon joins in Washington DC from leadership role at Mayer Brown | 2yrs
Andrei Iancu and Kathleen O’Malley join from Irell & Manella to bolster US firm’s patent practice in Los Angeles and Washington DC | 2yrs
Hires see European heavyweight more than double Poland lawyer headcount and open second office in the country in Poznań | 2yrs
Adrian Tan continued in his role despite undergoing treatment for cancer | 2yrs
Deal sees Europe’s largest business newspaper publisher enter Irish market | 2yrs
Listed UK firm ‘minded to recommend’ offer if tabled by Chambers and Partners owner Inflexion | 2yrs
Veteran government litigator Coke Morgan Stewart joins firm’s Washington DC office | 2yrs
Listed firm hails “resilient performance against a challenging backdrop” as underlying profit before tax rises nearly a fifth to £21.6m | 2yrs
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Fellow co-chair Lisa Mayhew will stand down as the firm moves to a single leadership structure | 2yrs
National defendant insurance firm is acquired by owner of AxiomDWFM and Ince & Co | 2yrs
First half deal value is lowest since 2020 but activity picked up 33% in Q2 compared to Q1, according to Refinitiv | 2yrs
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Andrew Battisson has returned to a Magic Circle UK firm having first made partner at Allen & Overy | 2yrs
Seven percent increase sees Bakers overtake London rivals like Slaughter and May and Macfarlanes but stay behind most of Magic Circle | 2yrs
Profit per equity partner hits £786k as UK-headquartered firm grows revenue in every group and region in first year of new strategy | 2yrs
Influential academic says best legal and technology minds are needed as AI race accelerates | 2yrs
Parties that take contemporary notes rather than relying on memory are more likely to succeed when it comes to disputes, writes Haynes Boone counsel Jonathan Morton | 2yrs