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A race against time: how Hogan Lovells volunteers have been helping the Afghan women’s cycling team
Efforts to secure evacuation of elite female athletes have featured 150-strong team working across nine time zones
UK government taps TLT-led consortium for post-Brexit trade agreements
TLT to work with partners McDermott Will & Emery and Borden Ladner Gervais along with a network of subcontractor law firms
Clifford Chance appoints global co-heads of client and market development
Mike Kachel and Micol Scabbia take on the roles in New York and Milan respectively
'Real disruption is just starting and needs to go much further'
TerraLex CEO Terri Pepper Gavulic on the law firm of future, what innovation really means and why clients aren't always right
'A very attractive offering' - the Big Four's growing legal services reach
Big Four's latest strategy to handle high-volume, low-value legal work at much lower cost could see some law firms feeling the pinch, says report
Appointments: Linklaters hires real estate practice head in Italy, Baker McKenzie refreshes global executive committee
This week's roundup also sees moves at Allen & Overy, Squire Patton Boggs, K&L Gates, Dentons, Clyde & Co and Curtis Mallet-Prevost Colt & Mosle
Rimon launches Frankfurt office with BCLP partner duo
Office marks US distributed law firm's seventh new location this year
Boies Schiller’s London-based deputy chair steps down citing Covid-19 US travel restrictions
Natasha Harrison says running US firm from overseas over extended period is impractical
Sidley Austin secures three London private equity partners from Vinson & Elkins
Arrivals bolster European team after loss of six partners to Goodwin Procter since the summer of 2020
MoFo mandates vaccines for office work as London reopening looms
US firm first to require UK vaccinations; Linklaters and Katten make small adjustments from official Covid-19 guidance
The benefits of being different – why law firms should embrace neurodiversity
Emma Bartlett and Wonu Sanda on the benefits of a neurodiverse workforce and how to achieve it
Linklaters backs initiative designed to cut arbitration-related environmental impacts
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
Cryptocurrency and anonymity – why the two do not necessarily go hand in hand
A recent UK case has established the principle that exchanges must help identify fraudsters using their platforms, reports Syed Rahman
Banks, tech giants join law firms backing legal tech 'app store' Reynen Court
Clifford Chance and Latham & Watkins-backed platform aims to accelerate advanced tech adoption in the legal industry
UK’s class action regime finally ready for take off after landmark Mastercard ruling
£15bn consumer claim proceeds to trial following CAT ruling – with amendments