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Project, launched at Caribbean conference, aims to help professional bodies equip members with AML know-how | 11mos

Adrian Bell will replace oil and gas specialist Stephen Millar in April next year | 11mos

Duncan Speller will co-chair international disputes group | 11mos

UK law firm joins Reed Smith, Bird & Bird and Pinsent Masons in expanding Middle East operations | 11mos

Bill Carter has been appointed interim CEO, replacing Subroto Mukerji who is retiring in December | 11mos

Unclaimed collective action pay outs could help improve access to justice, writes Clare Carter, CEO of the Access to Justice Foundation | 11mos

First post-merger class is significantly bigger than predecessor cohorts, with women making up 31% of overall promotions | 11mos

Christine Tran has trial experience in both shareholder and product liability class actions | 11mos

Programme will equip next generation lawyers as entry-level tasks are increasingly AI automated | 11mos

Under the leadership of three co-chairs, the firm will capitalise on growing demand in the health, science and luxury sectors | 11mos

Result marks first case brought under UK’s collective action regime to reach successful conclusion at trial | 11mos

Lord Sales to take up post in January 2026 following retirement of incumbent Lord Hodge | 11mos

Piero Bussani replaces GC Katherine Lee Martin, who left to join Lennar in August | 11mos

Departure of Stephen Nicolas leaves Paul Hastings with no London real estate partners following other recent exits | 11mos

Report by Pirical confirms record number of appointments at global giant, which has broken with years of tradition by not announcing its new partners | 11mos

IP and international arbitration partners in high demand, research by Macrae finds, but gender gap is widening | 11mos

Kirkland, Wachtell, Ropes and Sidley advise on largest medical devices deal in almost two decades | 11mos

Sarah Powell replaces Justin Vartanian, who exited the business in June | 11mos

Debate overseen by Mr Justice Picken will ask whether reform would increase access to justice | 11mos