Lawyers need a reason beyond money to care about what they do if their firm wants to avoid being a victim of the Great Resignation, writes Dentons' Joe Andrew | 4yrs
Employment
Punchy claims around ESG can lead to 'massive' reputational risks if not delivered upon, web seminar hears | 4yrs
Magic Circle UK firm welcomes closure with no further action of long-running SRA investigation | 4yrs
Multilaw Sport Group lawyers answer key questions on this topical debate and the possible wider implications for the world of elite sports | 4yrs
Webinar on 20 January also features legal leaders from Kempinski Hotels, Crystal Clean and Insight Enterprises | 4yrs
US employment law giant sets up shop in industrial hub Saltillo | 4yrs
Partner Leslie Palma joins as a shareholder along with six associates in 'natural progression' for 60-strong office | 4yrs
Partnership to see RPC become BRC’s exclusive resident advisor in employment law | 4yrs
Contracting issues and employment law concerns top of in-house agenda, according to a Luxury Law Alliance and Barnes & Thornburg roundtable | 4yrs
DCM Lawyers adds two offices to employment and labour law specialist's global network | 5yrs
New recruits join from Seyfath Shaw, Simpson Thacher and Barnes & Thornburg across Chicago and New York | 5yrs
Office launched in partnership with Invest NI expected to create 78 jobs for Northern Irish economy | 5yrs
Launch marks firm’s fifth office since it was established in 2019 | 5yrs
Office marks US distributed law firm's seventh new location this year | 5yrs
US firm first to require UK vaccinations; Linklaters and Katten make small adjustments from official Covid-19 guidance | 5yrs
Emma Bartlett and Wonu Sanda on the benefits of a neurodiverse workforce and how to achieve it | 5yrs
City office head warns firms to tread carefully when considering global policies | 5yrs
Speakers at September’s in-person event include executives from Cocoon, Emilio Pucci, L’Oréal, Manolo Blahnik and McKinsey | 5yrs
A legal minefield awaits employers considering Covid-19 jab programmes, argue Jules Quinn and Marie Hoolihan | 5yrs