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The Luxury Law Summit Europe has gone virtual attracting interest from luxury companies across the world as the sector looks for solutions in the aftermath of the pandemic. | 6yrs

Non-exclusive relationship seeks to capitalise on expected surge in pandemic-related litigation | 6yrs

Magic circle UK firm hails 'dream team' as it targets lucrative West Coast tech sector | 6yrs

Equisphere seeks to combine people, process and technology to facilitate management of cross-border matters | 6yrs

Our latest in-house appointments round-up also sees tobacco giant Philip Morris International secure a new GC and SVP | 6yrs

Bristol firm is seeking further partnerships across Europe, US and India | 6yrs

With the United Kingdom beginning to open up for business, Emma Burnett and Michael Joffe of CMS-CMNO discuss the key issues facing retail companies including workplace testing. | 6yrs

Luxury brand owners need to take note of a trade mark dispute between London's Burlington shopping arcade and a German sock retailer, says Marks & Clerk Law's Claire Chalmers. | 6yrs

Chicago, London and Washington DC see most promotions followed by a bumper Mexico City crop | 6yrs

Joyce Karanja argues the tribunal's first judgment shows it will not hesitate to vary or overturn decisions of the Competition Authority | 6yrs

Singapore-based Kyri Evagora replaces Denise Jong after two-and-a-half years in the job | 6yrs

Top trade and competition practice to open Chancery Lane office in September | 6yrs

Cost-cutting measures follow strategic review and profit warning at listed UK law firm | 6yrs

Retailers selling products online will have more rights when a new European regulation comes into force on 12 July with P2B aimed at increasing transparency and fairness between vendor and platform. Babette Marzheuser-Wood and Kamil Szumilas, Dentons Europe discuss the implications for both parties. | 6yrs

Big four Japanese firm joins rival Nishimura & Asahi in striking deal to offer local law advice | 6yrs

Linklaters analysis shows 66% rise in notifications over the past year despite fall in the UK | 6yrs

Herbert Smith Freehills and Linklaters bolster London teams with hires from Allen & Overy and Kirkland & Ellis respectively | 6yrs

Seven startups are taking part in Collaborate scheme, adapted to meet Covid-19 restrictions | 6yrs

In-house lawyers at healthcare and tech firms most likely to move; gender pay gap continues, especially at senior levels | 6yrs