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Litigation funders ‘deeply disappointed’ as UK government fails to act on PACCAR

Promised legislation to end uncertainty over 2023 Supreme Court ruling fails to materialise

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US private capital-focused ERP provider Carta acquires UK ALSP Avantia

Deal enables Carta to launch Carta Law, an ‘AI-powered law firm’ for private capital

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Under fire Solicitors Regulation Authority proposes sharp fee hikes for solicitors

Regulator seeks 29% funding increase to £111.5m amid criticism over oversight of failing firms

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Akin adds four-partner private equity team in New York and London from Sidley

Incoming group includes returnees Gerald Brant, Jeffrey Kochian and Brittany Harrison

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Pinsent Masons recruits AI adoption specialist from BCLP

Hayley Harris takes up new role of chief knowledge and AI adoption officer

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Haynes Boone makes double fund finance and arbitration partner hire in London

Jeremy Cross joins from Addleshaw Goddard, while Philipp Kurek joins from Signature Litigation

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‘It doesn’t feel like a bubble’: Law Society CEO on the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence

Nick Huber talks to Law Society chief executive Ian Jeffery about the potential impact of AI on the legal sector in England and Wales

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Kennedys strengthens in London with double partner hire from DLA Piper and Cripps

Will White and Lowri Jones arrive a week after the firm’s 20-strong partner promotions round

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MoFo builds in London with tech transactions trio from Morgan Lewis, Baker McKenzie

Hires mean MoFo has added 10 lawyers to its partnership in London over the past year

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A&O Shearman cuts business services roles in London

Up to 20 roles affected as transatlantic firm becomes latest in string of international players to axe jobs

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RPC elevates 10 to partner in one of its largest promotion rounds on record

Partner promotions include just two women, although three out of four new counsel are female

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The Global Legal Post launches class actions comparative guide

Law Over Borders guide edited by Ashurst's Sarah-Jane Dobson and Guy Robson of CORLA charts rapid expansion of class action regimes across the world

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How commercially-minded lawyers can enhance deal-making and get more sales contracts over the line

Mark Sherwood-Edwards discusses the thinking behind his book The Sales-Side Lawyer and how lawyers can improve their sales-contracting skills

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King & Spalding adds two London partners in as many days

Top 30 US firm continues City growth push with hires from Paul Hastings and Goodwin to build antitrust and corporate real estate offerings

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Arnold & Porter hires former Wilkie EU antitrust partner in London

New recruit Nicola Chesaites was most recently a freelance barrister after leaving Wilkie in May 2025

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Greenberg Traurig boosts London corporate bench with Baker McKenzie partner

Robert Gray joins after nearly 18 years at Bakers; adds heft in deals work in the Nordics and CEE

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Hogan Lovells joins international network to help shape legaltech development

Global Legal Tech Alliance was founded in April with more than 15 member firms

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Paul Hastings hits Covington for PE real estate team in London

Team led by partners Lyndsey Laverack and Jade Williams-Adedeji continues growth push for US firm’s City office

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London International Disputes Week reveals final programme for flagship June conference

Main conference event will feature discussions on AI, mass claims and the rule of law

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Tech-focused UK boutique ClearCube Law formally launches

Four-partner founding team, who previously practised together at Waterfront Law, aim to support tech start-ups and SMEs

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