Quindell, the law firm listed on the London AIM market, has lost its broker and now faces calls for an investigation for not disclosing that fact. | 11yrs
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Ireland's largest 15 law firms have more than doubled in size since 2007 - but other parts of the legal profession have been hit by the downturn. | 11yrs
A Turkish-born, London-based law student has been revealed as the defendant in a secret trial at London's Old Bailey. | 11yrs
The State Bar of California is fighting back against allegations from its former executive director that he was fired for whistleblowing. | 11yrs
Some 42 per cent of the M&A deals that Baker & McKenzie worked on in H1 2014 in Latin America came from Europe - while fewer deals, 34 per cent in total, came from the US. | 11yrs
What was believed to have been a giant merger between Morgan Lewis & Bockius and Bingham McCutchen has become the mass hire of 227 parters from Bingham. | 11yrs
The December merger of Morgan Lewis & Bockius and Bingham McCutchen will create a firm with nearly 2,000 lawyers despite the departure of some lawyers. | 11yrs
Leading personal injury New York law firm Napoli Bern has appeared before an arbitration panel, accused of overcharging by some US$36m in relation to 9/11. | 11yrs
John Elliott, Clayton Utz's former head of M&A is joining Norton Rose Fulbright and David Stammers, former head of private equity, is joining Ashurst. | 11yrs
An eight-year high in optimism levels has been reached in the UK where 96 per cent of respondents to the Smith & Williamson survey say they are confident about the next year. | 11yrs
The fall out between the two top Fifa lawyers over the report on the bidding process for the World Cup has been obvious to see, according to another specialist on corruption in sport. | 11yrs
International tax specialists will be watching this weekend's G20 summit in Brisbane with interest but the expected tax avoidance agreement is unlikely to stifle their creativity. | 11yrs
A growing trend to cut the corner on personal injury work in the UK is leading to the phenomenon of 'cannibal law firms' which encourage clients to sue their former lawyers. | 11yrs
Despite a marked growth in numbers of black and other minority lawyers, discrimination is still rife, according to a report from the Law Society of Upper Canada. | 11yrs
The legal profession is becoming more female in some countries, with women making up 61% of Scottish lawyers under the age of 45. | 11yrs
After a string of partner departures in London, Edwards Wildman Palmer is losing Martin Lister, the insurance partner who set up its Hong Kong office in 2006. | 11yrs
Although the top aim of 61% of in-house legal teams is to cut the amount they spend on external lawyers, some 32% expect to increase their budgets in the next 12 months. | 11yrs
Michael J Garcia, the US lawyer, author of a long report on the World Cup bidding process, has reacted with outrage that it has been suppressed and that an 'erroneous' summary has come out. | 11yrs
A week after the original deadline to decide whether a merger should go ahead between Bingham McCutchen and Morgan Lewis & Bockius there are suggestions that Bingham has voted yes. | 11yrs
A team of six entertainment lawyers, including two dealmakers, are leaving O'Melveny & Myers for Latham & Watkins. | 11yrs