The UK law firm has restructured and adopted a new strategy as it also announces a new group finance director with a business and technology background. | 8yrs
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As the UK faces IP limbo over Brexit, Mewburn Ellis is the latest firm to open offices on the European mainland. | 8yrs
The alternative services provider is looking to redefine LPO and focus on strategy and bespoke technology solutions incorporating artificial intelligence and blockchain. | 8yrs
Employers are failing on a number of counts when it comes to dealing with social media issues. | 8yrs
Christopher Murphy Ives of Hewlett Packard has been elected ACC's new European president. | 8yrs
Small legal departments are spending more on law firms and look set up up their budgets in 2018. | 8yrs
A weekly round-up of moves around the globe. | 8yrs
Demand has softened for law firms as billing rates increase. However, according to Altman Weil, there may be better news on the horizen next year. | 8yrs
The law firm is demanding the regulator pays two thirds of costs incurred successfully defending itself and its lawyers over misconduct claims regarding Iraq atrocity cases. | 8yrs
Jeremy Hutchinson was said to be one of the greatest advocates of the 20th Century and the inspiration for Rumpole of the Old Bailey. | 8yrs
Law firms are facing competition for work from their tech savvy and well resourced clients. | 8yrs
With foreign exchange movements accounting for half of the profit growth in the top 10 UK firms, PwC warns that fundamental action is needed. | 8yrs
The English common law is failing small businesses when it comes to dealing with bank contracts. | 8yrs
The CEO of Guernsey has defended its regulatory regime in the aftermath of the Paradise Papers storm following the release of information from files belonging to law firm Appleby. | 8yrs
The Law Society has made a bid to intervene in the landmark ENRC privilege case. | 8yrs
Law firm Herbert Smith Freehills is reported to be one of the biggest creditors of the PR firm. | 8yrs
The Employment Tribunal Appeal has dismissed Uber's appeal against the decision that its drivers are workers. | 8yrs
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IATA has re-appointed the law firm as its lead advisor across four regions. | 8yrs