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Browne Jacobson’s revenue hits record £137m after 16% growth
UK top 50 firm rings in financial reporting season as it posts fourth consecutive year of double-digit growth
Baker McKenzie boosts London private equity team with partner hire from Latham
Funds specialist Nick Benson arrives after 11 years at Latham & Watkins
US Appeals court upends $300m jury verdict against Apple for SEP infringement
Court found that the format of the verdict form was flawed
Greenberg Traurig boosts employment coverage with quintet of hires in Milan and London
Incoming lawyers include shareholders Giuseppe Bulgarini d’Elci and Virginia Allen
‘Underscores the integrity and reliability of the UK courts’: Lawyers reflect on Russian aviation ruling
Lawyers have responded to the Russian Aviation insurance judgment, the effects of which will be felt beyond the immediate dispute involving lessors and insurers, writes Ben Rigby
Geradin Partners debuts in Germany with high-profile hires and new offices
Partner-led teams join from Hausfeld and Osborne Clarke to open offices in Berlin and Cologne for competition firm
McDemott Will & Emery plans Mayfair office move amid Schulte merger talks
Relocation is slated for 2028 and comes just two years after the US firm moved to its current London home at 22 Bishopsgate
DWF group CEO to retire
Nigel Knowles to stand down from CEO role on 1 August; insurance services division head Matthew Doughty named CEO-elect
Goodwin to exit Frankfurt and shutter German real estate business
Move follows Cleary Gottlieb’s announcement in May that it will exit Frankfurt this year
Alexandra Shulman shares career insights at Luxury Law Summit London
Former British Vogue editor-in-chief reflects on leadership, risk-taking and life after fashion’s most coveted job
DLA Piper, CMS, Ashurst hike NQ pay
Firms raise pay to between £120k and £140k as battle for junior talent continues
TLT names financial services head as new senior partner
Andrew Lyon to take the reins from Sasha Butterworth on 1 January 2026
Law for all: How harnessing AI can democratise legal services
The promise of AI lies in its ability to make access to legal services as a whole more affordable and efficient, writes Julian Taylor, senior partner at Simmons & Simmons
Harnessing Gen AI in law: six key takeaways
Research report by Global Legal Post in association with LexisNexis sheds light on how European firms expect Gen AI to reshape the legal profession
Travers Smith, Simpson Thacher guide £1.7bn NHS landlord take-private
Travers guides Assura on acquisition by Simpson Thacher-repped KKR and Stonepeak