Administrators for BHS have appointed lawyers from Jones Day to scrutinise the conduct of company directors in the lead-up to the retailer's high-profile collapse. | 10yrs
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Following the firm's recent recapitalisation vote, King & Wood Mallesons delayed its partner profit distribution for July. | 10yrs
Marketing departments should see themselves as profit centres and have the KPIs to prove it, delegates will hear at the inaugural Law Firm Marketing Summit in London on 5 October. | 10yrs
Boutique marine and shipping firm Waltons & Morse is teaming up with Kennedys in the City. | 10yrs
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is overhauling its panel of external legal advisers and will replace its current disciplinary proceedings and litigation panels with one central panel. | 10yrs
The Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration (MCIA) is set to begin proceedings this month, pitting India against other international arbitration centres. | 10yrs
A Greek lawyer will run in the marathon at the Olympics this month, having qualified without realising. | 10yrs
The international firm is looking to set up shop in Ireland in preparation for Brexit. | 10yrs
A Californian court has thrown out a lawsuit which accused social media platform Twitter of providing material support to ISIS. | 10yrs
The firm's Latin American expansion is gathering pace. | 10yrs
As the number soared to over 300 after the UK's vote to leave the EU, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Eversheds have made up the bulk of UK admissions to the Irish bar so far this year. | 10yrs
New laws will require food manufacturers to clearly disclose the presence of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in their products, creating a new regulatory hurdle for the industry's in-house lawyers. | 10yrs
A weekly round-up of moves from around the globe. | 10yrs
The 30,000-member Lloyds Trade Union has launched legal action against the bank to close the gender gap in employee pensions. | 10yrs
A Second Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld that the legal case brought against Chevron on behalf of plaintiffs in the Lago Agrio region in Ecuador was tainted by bribery, corruption and fraud. | 10yrs
The judge overseeing Led Zeppelin's copyright trial has rejected the group's attempts to recoup $793,000 in costs. | 10yrs
The US firm has made its first foray into Singapore via an alliance with local boutique firm Angeline Suparto Law Corp. | 10yrs
Once again, Eversheds has secured its title as the firm with the most new panel appointments for the last quarter. | 10yrs
Mayer Brown is only keeping on 67 per cent of its qualifying trainees, but they'll be earning £2,5000 per year more than their NQ predecessors. | 10yrs
American Bar Association policymakers have voted in controversial new rules designed to get tough on discrimination in the legal profession. | 10yrs