Lawyers for Britain - a campaign group that champions Britain's exit from the EU - has been unveiled this week by top City lawyers. | 10yrs
Latest legal news
Investors wait with bated breath as embattled ASX-listed law firm Slater and Gordon prepares to report its financial performance for the last six months. | 10yrs
Global megafirm Dentons has added more than $1bn to its business-wide turnover in a single year. | 10yrs
Many US judges just don't 'get' social media, and it's leading to some pretty disastrous situations. | 10yrs
A new guidance document issued by the Law Society says those interested in a career in the legal profession should not be 'taken advantage of' and should be compensated for work experience lasting more than a month. | 10yrs
Bar Council chair Chantal-Aimée Doerries QC estimates that aspiring barristers may have to spend as much as £127,000 in order to qualify, severely hampering efforts to improve diversity and social mobility at the bar. | 10yrs
Latham & Watkins is laying the groundwork for a South Korea launch, filing an application for a foreign legal consultant office and signing a lease for office space in the Yeouido financial district. | 10yrs
Lawyers On Demand is set to merge with fellow agile working provider AdventBalance, giving the firm a major base in Australia and Asia. | 10yrs
A round-up of hires from the UK and US. | 10yrs
Why experience in government is the new 'it' credential for lawyers headed to the in-house departments of technology innovators. | 10yrs
India's Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trademarks has reaffirmed its position that allowing the patenting of software would hinder innovation and competition in the country's tech industry. | 10yrs
From analysis of around 20 million contracts, Seal Software has uncovered the 'Top 10' list of hazards lurking within opaque, poorly-managed contract folders—and it's enough to curl the hair of any GC. | 10yrs
Dentons has found a new way to service startups: the firm has announced that it has formed a partnership with international co-working giant WeWork Companies. | 10yrs
A weekly round-up of moves from around the globe. | 10yrs
It seems that London's law firms are feeling the pinch of increasing rents, with many of the biggest downsizing their offices last year. | 10yrs
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has admonished Apple's CEO for refusing to comply with a court order to help US security agencies 'hack' the iPhone of San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook, putting the billionaire at odds with most of Silicone Valley. | 10yrs
In a bid to boost shrinking application pools, a number of US law schools are considering dropping the Law School Admission Test requirement. | 10yrs
Squire Patton Boggs has announced that the 1,500-attorney firm is merging with a 50-lawyer boutique headquartered in San Francisco. | 10yrs
A spike in legal costs at HSBC has placed a heavy drag on the bank's overall performance for the last financial year, with losses totaling $858m for the fourth quarter. | 10yrs
High-profile London criminal law practice Kaim Todner will shut its doors in March following a drawn out battle with the MoJ over the procurement process proposal for legal aid. | 10yrs