Korea is the latest country to set up an arbitration centre with the launch of the Seoul International Dispute Resolution Center. | 13yrs
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US law firm McGuire Woods has hired an international trade and competition team from the Brussels office of Squire Sanders . | 13yrs
Corporate counsel are looking to create value for their companies with cost cutting and legal fee discounting no longer taking precedence. | 13yrs
Misys general counsel Tom Kilroy is leaving the software company to head up the legal department at biotechnology company Genus. | 13yrs
The Law Society of Kenya is campaigning for higher rates for litigation and conveyancing work. | 13yrs
A round-up of recent global deals and the lawyers who made them happen. | 13yrs
A large grant from the Scottish government has encouraged Ashurst to move its back office to Glasgow. | 13yrs
Minority law students face a more challenging law school environment than typical white students, according to a survey. | 13yrs
Australian lawyers are looking to consolidation in the financial services sector to beef up a declining mergers and acquisitions market as doom and gloom hits the country. | 13yrs
A landmark decision in Britain's highest court puts offshore assets on the table in divorce cases. | 13yrs
The European Central Bank has responded to Bundesbank's move to question the legality of the ECB's bond buying plan to save the euro. | 13yrs
Latvia is the latest Baltic state hoping to enter the Eurozone. Maris Brizgo looks at what steps need to be taken. | 13yrs
Family courts are struggling to cope with families representing themselves post legal aid cuts. | 13yrs
A German court has questioned a key European Central Bank (ECB) programme which was put together to deal with the European debt crisis. | 13yrs
A move in the US to control law firm billing in bankruptcy cases has met with some resistance. | 13yrs
Portugese law firm PMLJ has set up a Private Wealth team to advise private clients. | 13yrs
Epstein Becker & Green has announced it is to close its 14 lawyer office in Atlanta, calling the decision a cost saving measure. | 13yrs
A weekly round-up of in-house legal moves from around the globe. | 13yrs
The Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a civil case against the former general counsel of a Detroit investment company. | 13yrs
Data security and IT risk are high on the list of major concerns for corporates with hacking and corporate espionage increasingly discussed at board level. | 13yrs