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Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher has launched a new practice group focused on artificial intelligence and automated systems. | 7yrs

Bank reveals FX deals volume in blockchain over last year, breaking down barriers in the finance sector but regulatory concerns remain. | 7yrs

Top government ministers will jointly chair a government taskforce to tackle the estmated £14.4 billion a year economic crime problem. | 7yrs

Workplace class action report charts billion dollar plus stunning rise and fall in settlement values, as Supreme Court's Rulings take centre stage. | 7yrs

Firm continues to develop Middle East practice with regional partner, eyes more dispute resolution opportunities. | 7yrs

Demand for financial services falls for first time in five years as regulation becomes key factor with concerns over compliance. | 7yrs

Authority publishes assessment of the applicability and suitability of EU law to crypto-assets, highlighting risks caused by diverging reponses. | 7yrs

New bill banning most abortions once a fetal heartbeat detected introduced Kentucky, critics warn of more legal battles ahead. | 7yrs

A core group of solicitor, accountancy and consultancy professionals create 'one-stop shop' association for mergers. | 7yrs

An alliance with Indonesian firm Soemadipradja & Taher expands network, boosted by introduction of new foreign partner. | 7yrs

Despite Gains in Overall Representation of Women, Minorities, and LGBT Lawyers at Firms, Gains for Black/African-American Attorneys Lag. | 7yrs

Deals fall for first time since 2010 as Mergermarket, the M&A data and intelligence provider, releases 2018 report with league tables. | 7yrs

Internal succession planning seems to be in the air the start of this year, as a number of internal promotions are highlighted around the house. | 7yrs

In-house counsel will continue to work on the IBM-Red Hat deal, but now from the other side of the desk as Hogan Lovells hires their client. | 7yrs

Legislators introduce harassment training requirements in 2019 for companies with California employees, push for more women on boards. | 7yrs

Not Hollywood but to Danske Bank's leaders and lawyers, first company to be named 'corrupt actor of the year' by crime reporting group. | 7yrs

Pinsent Masons Frankfurt opening third location in Germany, expands network and hits a bullseye headcount of 180. | 7yrs

Firms revise relationship in response to shift in India's trade paradigms | 7yrs

It's not so much Brexit hype as a booming economy inspiring DLA to boost its new Dublin base with four-partner hire. | 7yrs