Magic Circle firm posts 6% increase in revenue after strong showing in the Americas region | 6yrs
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Partner Mercedes Romero joins from Spanish firm Perez-Llorca | 6yrs
Firm posts FY20 revenue of £644m at the end of April, broadly in line with 2019 levels | 6yrs
US firm says partner hires will help put its London finance practice on par with New York | 6yrs
Latest privacy litigation involving Facebook and the US-EU Privacy Shield could impact global trade, lawyers say | 6yrs
Founder Jonathan Maphosa was also previously deputy GC at South Africa's central bank | 6yrs
Job losses for regional firm part of 'significant realignment' to address 'over-capacity' | 6yrs
An eagerly anticipated test case on coronavirus-related litigation starts in London this week | 6yrs
Arrivals come as Boies Schiller loses another senior lawyer to King & Spalding | 6yrs
UK prime minister encourages cautious return to office work as CMS is latest to unveil opening plans
UK lockdown rules eased as Boris Johnson seeks to revive struggling city centres | 6yrs
All four partners in Dentons' Brisbane office move across as Australian independent 'takes advantage' of market instability | 6yrs
Three-partner team joins as Chicago-based firm celebrates landmark Supreme Court victory for Creek Nation in Oklahoma | 6yrs
Eagerly awaited results see UK magic circle duo hail robust performances in face of Covid-19 despite dips in PEP | 6yrs
Arbitrator Intelligence looks to the open up market by publishing feedback on arbitrators | 6yrs
Majority of in-house counsel at buyout firms say their legal bills are not transparent | 6yrs
Job losses in UK capital part of 'targeted reductions' as firm-wide 15% pay cut is halved for remainder of year | 6yrs
UK magic circle firm also sets first LGBT+ and ethnicity targets as it ramps up inclusivity drive | 6yrs
Discounting rises to levels normally only seen in year end as proportion of US matters using flexible fees reaches double figures | 6yrs
UK LLP revenue growth also slips as firm sets down marker for Brexit and Covid-19 impacted results | 6yrs
International law firms are likely to stick by Hong Kong despite rule of law concerns - at least for now | 6yrs