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TLT revenue hits £187m as UK firm continues national expansion plans
Turnover jumped 7.5% driven by growing domestic footprint and new partner hires
Fieldfisher PEP hits £1m amid European growth push
UK-headquartered firm grows profit per equity partner 3% in year to end of March as revenue inches up 1% to £385m
Will a recently issued Dutch FIFA class action benefit footballers – or be an expensive own goal?
Graham Shear, a partner at BCLP, assesses future litigation between FIFA and a Dutch foundation representing current and former footballers playing in the EU and UK
SRA allocates £360,000 to support aspiring solicitors from disadvantaged backgrounds
Funding from Kaplan penalties to help underprivileged SQE candidates
Clyde & Co revenue inches up 3% as profit hits £178m
Firm points to North America as fastest-growing region as revenue reaches £854m
Quinn Emanuel re-hires former financial litigation partner to take up general counsel role
Robert Hickmott returns to the firm after a two-year break from full-time practice
Irish court maintains injunction against Danone in row with Yoplait over yoghurt product
Ruling prevents Danone from launching its Skyr yoghurt in the Irish market
FIFA faces Dutch class action over ‘unlawful’ transfer rules
Dispute follows recent ECJ ruling that FIFA’s rules breach EU competition law and freedom of movement
Lewis Silkin opens in Scotland with three-lawyer Glasgow employment team
New office will be led by partner Carolyn Miller, who joins from employment law consultancy Fish To Water
William Fry secures four corporate partners from Eversheds’ Irish arm after merger talks fall through
Between 10 and 15 lawyers join top Irish independent ahead of Eversheds’ Irish relaunch
DAC Beachcroft makes double partner hire from Clyde & Co in London and Manchester
Arrival of former senior Berrymans Lace Mawer duo boosts professional risk and corporate insurance teams
UK Supreme Court sides with banks in multi-billion-pound motor finance litigation, but ruling is ‘no clean sweep’
Court of Appeal finding that commissions paid by banks to motor dealers were unlawful is overturned – but some commission arrangements are deemed unfair
Taylor Wessing hires five patent litigators from Simmons & Simmons as it grows UPC practice
Team led by renowned patent litigator Bas Berghuis van Woortman, has expertise in telecoms, life sciences and technology
Paul Hastings’ London co-chair exits for Linklaters
Mei Lian joins Linklaters’ corporate and structured lending practice in London
UK seeks to modernise arbitration as new legislation comes into force
Arbitration Act 2025 will apply to all arbitration proceedings commencing from today