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Mastercard agrees settlement in landmark interchange fee collective action
Agreement set to be challenged by litigation funder is subject to approval by Competition Appeal Tribunal
UK legal sector has 'grown by 50% in last decade'
Gross value added contribution of legal services has risen to £34.2bn, according to Law Society of England and Wales
Former Hausfeld partner Lucy Rigby appointed solicitor-general as Sackman shifts to justice
Ministerial reshuffle prompted by resignation of Louise Haigh as transport secretary
Clifford Chance recruits private credit partner duo in Paris from Goodwin Procter
Hires follow reports Ropes & Gray has added three partners from CC ahead of Paris launch next year
Linklaters launches AI sandbox to drive innovation
Firm aims to develop ideas through homegrown chatbot and partnerships with external vendors
Majority of in-house lawyers increasingly pushing for AI adoption, study shows
Thomson Reuters survey shows about a fifth of in-house legal teams now have AI policies
Twenty make the grade in Cooley’s latest partner promotions round
Three made up in London following exit of office managing partner Justin Stock for Akin in the summer
Paul Hastings hires IP litigator Alex Morgan in bid to secure ‘top-tier talent’ for London
Firm says hire underscores commitment to strengthening UK IP practice
Class action firm Pogust Goodhead to conduct redundancy consultation
Firm could cut up to 100 roles, according to reports
Addleshaw Goddard secures corporate trio in London from Pinsent Masons
Firm recruits corporate finance and M&A duo alongside US securities specialist from UK rival
Sanctions and governing law in arbitration agreements: Enka revisited
UK Supreme Court’s willingness to grant an anti-suit injunction even when a foreign seat is selected shows court’s dedication to enforcing arbitration agreements, write Signature Litigation partners Ioannis Alexopoulos and Neil Newing
How law firms can benefit from fractional leadership roles
Fractional roles are on the rise. 3Kites director Jon Howells explains what they are and how firms are using them to improve services
Business leaders see litigation risk as catalyst for better corporate standards, report finds
Nearly 70% agree that an increase in group claims would lead to improvements in corporate behaviour, according to research by Portland Communications
US legaltech firm Litera acquires UK legal document platform Office & Dragons
Deal is Litera’s second acquisition this year, following July purchase of FileTrails