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HFW revamps gender equality strategy after missing previous target

New strategy takes broader approach to improve gender representation across deal teams

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'A great victory for common sense' - UK Supreme Court defends impartiality of arbitrators

London arbitrators breathe sigh of relief after court dismisses Halliburton's appeal in Chubb v Halliburton

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High Court overturns misconduct finding against former Freshfields partner Beckwith

Boundary between private and professional lives of solicitors is clarified after quashing of fine for inappropriate sexual conduct

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Gateley poised to defy pandemic pains with resilient first half financial results

AIM-listed firm says six-month revenue to the end of October will be roughly in line with 2019

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Leading Australian class action law firm opens in London

Firm promises to 'hold the powerful to account' as it sets out to recruit 'a vibrant and diverse team of brilliant lawyers'

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Dentons sparks redundancy consultation with launch of virtual real estate team

Up to 24 UK office-based roles under review; firm says it hopes actual job losses will be 'significantly' fewer

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Top 100 UK firms tighten grip on legal market, study finds

Liberum report shows that number of UK legal businesses fell for the first time since records began

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TLT bolsters London arm with hire of 22-strong financial services team from Dentons

Move to Bristol-based firm follows Dentons' decision to close its Watford office

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Clifford Chance's senior partner to lead firmwide sustainability taskforce

Magic Circle firm recognises 'tidal wave' of pressure for businesses to step up ESG record

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Slaughter and May bolsters investigations team with rare London partner hire

Senior litigation lawyer to join top London firm from Danske Bank

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Hogan Lovells and Fieldfisher advise pro bono on food redistribution deal

Acquisition sees the Felix Project become one of the largest food redistribution charities in Europe

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Slaughter and May partner leaves firm after internal investigation

Magic Circle firm notifies Solicitors Regulation Authority of finance specialist Oliver Storey's departure

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Taylor Wessing's UK senior partner secures second term

Private equity veteran Dominic FitzPatrick looks to post-pandemic future

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Travers Smith appoints leading private equity specialist as next managing partner

Edmund Reed stresses importance of culture after being elected to succeed David Patient

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'Huge disappointment' as Irish law society blocks bid by English lawyers to preserve EU access

Law Society of Ireland announces that dual-qualified lawyers must be based in Ireland to gain practising certificates

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Reed Smith apologises for handling of historic harassment allegations against ex-partner

Europe head Tamara Box says response to 2005 complaint against Charlie Elphicke fell short of current standards

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UK legal sector records bumper September as many firms continue to shrug off Covid-19 woes

Top firms also repaying furlough cash and reversing earlier cost-cutting measures

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Law firms excel in UK social mobility index but still mostly recruit from top universities

BCLP, Browne Jacobson, HSF and Baker McKenzie named top 10 employers by the Social Mobility Foundation

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CMS, White & Case, Pinsent Masons and Allen & Overy among winners of UK's Women in Law Awards

Dana Denis-Smith receives outstanding achievement award for The First 100 Years Project

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The UK after Brexit and Trump - the price of going it alone

The absoluteness of national sovereignty is outdated in these hyper-turbulent times, argues Fiona Carlin

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