Conservative peer Lord Faulks QC has resigned as Minister of State for Justice after Liz Truss' appointment as Lord Chancellor. | 10yrs
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Ince & Co has seen revenue fall for the third consecutive year, having dropped by 4 per cent in 2015/16 to £76.2m. | 10yrs
Jeremy Corbyn's struggle to stay at the helm of the Labour Party will soon need to overcome a legal challenge from one of his party's donors. | 10yrs
The firm has kicked off the autumn retention season for the Magic Circle with a solid performance. | 10yrs
The firm has augmented its restructuring and insolvency practice with two high-profile hires. | 10yrs
US firm K&L Gates has opened its third German office in Munich with a three-lawyer hire from King & Wood Mallesons. | 10yrs
Eversheds' consultancy arm has brought forward plans to launch in Ireland after losing a client pitch to an EU-based firm. | 10yrs
Indian conglomerate Nirma has acquired the Indian arm of Franco-Swiss cement group LafargeHolcim for £1.4bn. | 10yrs
In an important decision on state aid, the Commission cleared public financing for Italian ground handler Airport Handling and found no economic continuity with SEA Handling. | 10yrs
Theresa May has named Liz Truss as the new Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary, replacing Michael Gove in the process. | 10yrs
Travers Smith's average profit per equity partner has reached £1m for the first time, while revenue has jumped 13 per cent. | 10yrs
A High Court in the United States has unanimously upheld the validity of judges using algorithms designed to calculate the likelihood of re-offending when doling out sentences. | 10yrs
M&A group co-head Faiza Saeed will be the first woman to hold the position in Cravath's 200-year history. | 10yrs
Oxford-educated lawyer Luke Holland was shot and killed as he left a Berlin nightclub last September. | 10yrs
Like Tinder for the legal industry, new app Spoke wants to help every lawyer and client find the right fit. | 10yrs
The Scottish independent has seen a third year of consecutive growth, with revenues up 10 per cent to £53m. | 10yrs
New research indicates that the vast majority of solicitors (94 per cent) have wrong or inconsistent information online, including basic details such as a phone number or email address. | 10yrs
Benelux law firm AKD has announced its intention to open an office in Luxembourg to meet growing demand for integrated, international legal services in stable jurisdictions. | 10yrs
A new study from the Bar Standards Board has concluded that harassment and discrimination against women are still rampant within the profession. | 10yrs
The country is angling to have its capital join New York, London, Singapore, Geneva and Hong Kong as a go-to destination for dispute resolution. | 10yrs