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US top 100 firm says more hires to follow after launch of regulatory practice. | 6yrs

O'Melveny and Willkie Farr celebrate as leading practitioners quit public office for private practice | 6yrs

PwC survey warns of technical debt danger as firms invest an average of £579k in new projects | 6yrs

Record year for admissions to the Irish Roll of Solicitors with applications up 163% in 2019 | 6yrs

Research published by Thomson Reuters shows sharp decline in legislation passing into law | 6yrs

Controversial law requires statements deemed false by government to be 'corrected' | 6yrs

Dan Reed steps into AI debate with The Times article claiming many are in denial about its potential | 6yrs

Baker McKenzie announces plan to significantly reduce its global carbon emissions over the next decade. | 6yrs

Herbert Smith Freehills showcases promising new legal talent at the first-ever Oxford v Cambridge disability moot as 18 teams challenged for the prize | 6yrs

Flagging shortcomings, Hogan Lovell as calls for an alternative approach to regulating privacy in the digital economy. | 6yrs

Firm marks Wheeling transformation with a renaming to the Global Operations & Innovation Center. | 6yrs

Reed Smith partners join firm to launch commodities and shipping group with more hires in the pipeline. | 6yrs

Survey reveals despite increase in average revenues, 84 percent of partners say retaining talent is key challenge amongst others. | 6yrs

Appointments from Australia to America, with a number of European appointments, ring the changes around the house this week. | 6yrs

Law firm's white paper warns in-house legal functions they must adapt and be nimble to thrive in digital age. | 6yrs

Firm continues its Greater China transactional expansion with major team hire following recent hire of Locke Lord's Hong Kong managing partner and two other lawyers. | 6yrs

Cardiff University in Wales and its Hatelab partners with Mishcon de Reya to launch online hate speech report to tackle “urgent issue.” | 6yrs

Legal counsel hails new research arguing arbitration is seen as the best process for resolving international construction disputes. | 6yrs

General counsel finding sustainability risk is increasingly part their portfolio says Norton Rose Fulbright as they advise Equator Principles Association on wider adoption of EP4. | 6yrs