Arrivals bolster European team after loss of six partners to Goodwin Procter since the summer of 2020 | 3w

US firm first to require UK vaccinations; Linklaters and Katten make small adjustments from official Covid-19 guidance | 3w

Emma Bartlett and Wonu Sanda on the benefits of a neurodiverse workforce and how to achieve it | 3w

The UK magic circle firm joins rivals Allen & Overy and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer to play a role in mitigating negative environmental impacts associated with international arbitration | 3w

A recent UK case has established the principle that exchanges must help identify fraudsters using their platforms, reports Syed Rahman  | 4w

£15bn consumer claim proceeds to trial following CAT ruling – with amendments | 1mo

This week's roundup of moves also sees Mayer Brown add leveraged finance depth in Chicago and Maddocks boost its healthcare offering in Sydney | 1mo

Slaughter and May-backed tech company sparks war of words after promoting 'rescue package' for rival's clients | 1mo

Law firms, however, are better resourced than last year to help clients manage regulatory change, Integreon report shows | 1mo

Firm posts 40% PEP hike as it unveils partner hires in LA, New York, Hong Kong and Singapore | 1mo

Singapore-based Salim Moollan QC will join Vernon Flynn QC at new set in September as Essex Court secures two up-and-coming Chancery juniors | 1mo

Partner Jules Quinn and trainee Elysia-Elena Stellakis identify key ingredients for greater law firm gender diversity | 1mo

Impressive performance of UK top 50 continues as national duo are latest to grow revenue and profits through pandemic | 1mo

Jules Quinn and Elysia-Elena Stellakis assess the extent to which law firm efforts to improve gender diversity are showing through in the latest demographics | 1mo

Latest roundup features Freshfields, Linklaters, Hall & Wilcox, K&L Gates, Ashurst, Clayton Utz and Gherson Solicitors | 1mo

Performance accelerates through Covid-19 but growth lags 5% achieved by two of its closest rivals | 1mo

Government-backed funding schemes support legal industry to the tune of £694m | 2mos

The top-50 UK law firm will invest millions in tech and telecommunications over the next two years to support the change | 2mos