Chambers and Partners has been acquired by Inflexion led by legal entrepreneur Mark Wyatt. | 8yrs
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Foreign law firms are still not allowed to set up in India but can give advice on a 'fly-in, fly-out' basis, according to a long-awaited ruling. | 8yrs
The Panamanian law firm will maintain a skeleton staff to comply with inquiries from the authorities. | 8yrs
Hunton & Williams is opening in Boston with a 14-strong lawyer commercial litigation team from a rival law firm | 8yrs
UK law firms are finding it difficult to recruit lawyers with the right skills - putting more pressure on retention. | 8yrs
Pinsents has sold its New Law tech compliance business to Dow Jones. | 8yrs
The law firm is opening in Tashkent with plans to actively recruit for the office. | 8yrs
Lewis Silkin is the latest law firm to open a new office in Dublin. | 8yrs
Columbia is the most popular law school to recruit first year associates from, according to an ALM study. | 8yrs
Legal disruptors are carrying out research and development for the legal profession, a Chicago professor says. | 8yrs
Despite a huge industry that has evolved around promoting innovation in legal services, much of it is falling on deaf ears. | 8yrs
Around 250 of luxury's elite lawyers and businesses will join forces in London on 14/15 May. | 8yrs
The Auckland law firm has announced the move as part of its review into the firm's culture. | 8yrs
The firm has agreed a settlement of around $3 million to three female partners. | 8yrs
The 600 lawyer firm has announced its succession plan, with the head of litigation taking on the managing partner role. | 8yrs
The law firm reveals that women associates are paid more than men but, overall there is a disparity of 33.3 per cent in favour of male employees. | 8yrs
The firm now boasts expertise in 73 countries after its latest move to expand its fast-growing network. | 8yrs
The firm is expanding the services for clients through Overmorrow Partners, its new business advisory arm. | 8yrs
BLP's use of predictive coding has yielded a positive result for its client. | 8yrs
Law firm Clifford Chance says financial services and the automotive sector would be hardest hit in the absence of a deal between the UK and Europe. | 8yrs