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Some firms now eyeing Q1 2022 after postponing plans to go back to the office this month | 4yrs

Partner Paolo Foppiani switches firms with three associates after more than a decade in situ | 4yrs

'One size fits all' approach no longer suitable for efficient delivery of legal services, firm says | 4yrs

Association with Karas to form disputes and investigations and private wealth practices follows launch in Singapore last year | 4yrs

Head of M&A set to take over in May 2024; firm points to 'long-term decision making' as it overhauls management structure | 4yrs

Digital banking startup reached unicorn status with $220m Series D funding round in April | 4yrs

Global firm secures senior executive from Elevate to lead partnership with New York AI platform SparkBeyond | 4yrs

The Magic Circle firm will provide mentorship and support to 50 of the UK's 'most promising' companies | 4yrs

FTI Consulting's Resilience Barometer identifies cybersecurity threats, class actions and workplace culture as areas of concern for businesses | 4yrs

Country’s largest firm among those bidding to advise state-run Life Insurance Corporation on its estimated $12bn stock offering | 4yrs

Decision to merge three arbitral bodies sparks concern over future of DIFC-LCIA Arbitration Centre | 4yrs

UK-listed law firm's director of growth on its new law USP, growth plans and proposition to new recruits | 4yrs

Regulatory pressure on the litigation funding industry has had immediate impact, study finds | 4yrs

Brussels office, led by antitrust heavyweight Antonio Bavasso, will advise clients on their EU interests | 4yrs

Fashionphile, Goodwood Estate, K&L Gates and Loeb & Loeb among other brands and law firms recognised | 4yrs

Litigation partner Deborah Finkler is set to take on the role starting in May 2022 | 4yrs

New research shows most compliance professionals in the legal sector are unconvinced of the directive's value in detecting financial crime | 4yrs

Decision clarifies that AI systems can’t own patent rights under current UK law, putting it at odds with South Africa and Australia | 4yrs

New offering intended to meet client demand for short-term personnel and out-of-the-ordinary capabilities in the wake of the pandemic | 4yrs