Howard J Baker, Memphis lawyer and the Republican senator who asked the White House counsel over Watergrate 'What did the president know, and when did he know it?', has died. | 12yrs
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Bond Dickinson LLP and the British Retail Consortium have found that almost a third of retailers do not fully understand the implications of the Woolworths case for their collective consultation obligations. | 12yrs
Three corporate partners and an insurance partner are understood to be unhappy over what is claimed to be a lack of support from the US firm. | 12yrs
In the latest decision in a long-running battle over use of the trademark “YouView”, the High Court issued a decision this month that may require the £100 million internet television service to change its name. | 12yrs
Going to court to litigate patents is costly and does not produce value for money, according to a new report. | 12yrs
Lawyers in British Columbia are protesting for a month over the decrease of legal aid funding. | 12yrs
The top-tier firm is to launch a new career framework that includes associates and managing associates. | 12yrs
Eric T. Schneiderman filed civil charges against Barclays over its private stock trading platform on Wednesday. | 12yrs
Worldwide penalties in response to antitrust violations are likely to reach record levels by the close of 2014, according to a report from Allen & Overy. | 12yrs
Paul Daugerdas, who, in his role as tax head, brought down Jenkens & Gilchrist, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison in a US$8b fraud. | 12yrs
Samsung and Quinn Emanuel are to pay Nokia about $1.5m and about $894,000 to Apple for breaking a court order protecting a confidential patent licensing agreement. | 12yrs
As DLA Piper numbers in Melbourne have fallen from 43 to 24 in the last two years, DLA managing partner Andrew Darwin says he is not 'embarrassed' by the departures. | 12yrs
Corporate legal departments in the US are on a hiring spree as they seek to reduce external legal spend. | 12yrs
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The Association of Corporate Counsel has made a stand on the independence of in-house counsel in Germany. | 12yrs
UK lawyers are more likely to be in good health than other people, with 88 per cent reporting good health compared to 81 per cent of the general population. | 12yrs
The Bank of England more than doubled its legal costs to £5m. | 12yrs
Pinsent Masons has come top whilst Slaughter and May is bottom in a rating of the way the top 20 London law practices use Twitter. | 12yrs
The phone-hacking trial, one of the most expensive prosecutions ever, saw Kingsley Napley client and former News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks walk free whilst her former deputy faces jail. | 12yrs
New York and Los Angeles-based property specialist Duval & Stachenfeld has set up a Caribbean/Central America real estate practice group. | 12yrs