Research by Thompson Reuters shows how legal departments, whose top challenges continue to be 'too few resources' and 'reducing outside legal costs,' are shifting reliance away from outside counsel. | 9yrs
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A weekly round-up of moves from around the globe. | 9yrs
A Mexican judge who presided over appeals by drug cartel kingpins including Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman has been assassinated. | 9yrs
With Britain's future outside of the EU still far from certain, the latest figures reveal that more than 700 British solicitors have now registered to practice in the Republic of Ireland. | 9yrs
From research to rankings, Reign Lee talks to the top directory teams about demystifying the process. | 9yrs
Five partners and five associates will be joining Baker & McKenzie in Switzerland. | 9yrs
Frankfurt-based corporate partner Michael Cziesla has emerged victorious from the senior partner race at KWM. | 9yrs
Suitor Verizon Communications has confirmed that it will weigh its options before proceeding with its takeover of Yahoo. | 9yrs
Telstra general counsel Carmel Mulhern is co-chair of the GC Futures Summit 2016. She shares her secrets on the art of leadership. | 9yrs
The Dublin law firm says it is expanding its banking and capital markets group. | 9yrs
Australian firm Sparke Helmore has launched a wholly owned professional services company in a bid to combat the threat of broadening service offerings by accounting firms. | 9yrs
A new survey has found that weaknesses in law firms' data security present an unprecedented threat, but increasing demand for legal expertise in information security, compliance and incident response provides an emerging revenue growth opportunity. | 9yrs
Herbert Smith Freehills is establishing a centre of excellence for international arbitration in Australia. | 9yrs
The US employment law and labour law specialist has merged with French employment boutique Fromont Briens in its latest Continental European swoop. | 9yrs
The New York-based firm has promoted 40 to partner in its latest global round, eight of whom are in the City. | 9yrs
The Today show host, who was suspended after a lewd tape of him and Donald Trump was made public, has hired a prominent Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe litigator to help work out his separation from the network. | 9yrs
Lloyds Banking Group has finalised its UK legal panel review, and DLA Piper and Norton Rose Fulbright have lost their places. | 9yrs
Alessandro Galtieri is Legal Director, Corporate Law and Data Protection at Colt, a multinational telecommunications and data centre services company based in London. | 9yrs
New research shows that law firms hire graduates from fewer universities than other industries such as accountancy and spend the most money in the process. | 9yrs
Richard 'Hoppo' Hopkinson-Woolley is rejoining the firm where he was first trained. | 9yrs