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Kirkland adds restructuring duo in Germany from Gleiss Lutz
Christian Halàsz and Friedrich Schlott build out Kirkland’s new Frankfurt office
Luxury Law’s summer reading suggestions
As the summer season winds down, members of our Luxury Law Alliance Advisory Board recommend some of their most recent reads
A&O Shearman trainee sells AI start-up to Thomson Reuters
Legal publishing giant will use technology to improve its genAI assistant
Consultancy firm BRG hires ex-Keating, Wilberforce Chambers CEO
Former senior clerk Declan Redmond to join consultancy as managing director from Kroll
Leading 39 Essex Chambers silk departs for new specialist arbitrator set
Former HSF partner David Brynmor Thomas KC has joined Newmans Row, which launched in March
Case management: how to migrate from your legacy system
Changing case management systems can be a complex task for law firms, writes 3Kites’ Paul Longhurst
Neuberger resigns from media freedom panel over Hong Kong judicial role
Decision follows court’s controversial rejection of appeal by pro-democracy demonstrators
Addleshaws, CMS and DAC Beachcroft latest firms to post financial results
With revenue increases ranging from 5-12%, trio point to international investment
Rouse acquires Swedish IP consultancy firm Konsert
Merger marks third foray into the region aiming to offer single source for IP consultancy and services
UK government shelves litigation funding bill
Action to end uncertainty over Supreme Court’s PACCAR ruling to await result of wider funding review
Chain reactions: luxury brands risk new human rights scrutiny in UK courts
King & Spalding lawyers Sir Max Hill, Aaron Stephens and Peter Hood discuss how luxury brands could risk criminal prosecution if their supply chains are exposed to forced labour
Senior judge reprimanded for writing love letter to junior staff member
Competition Appeal Tribunal president “abused his position” committing serious misconduct
Kirkland, Freshfields score leading roles on £5.4bn Hargreaves Lansdown sale
Latham and Linklaters also among raft of firms called in for investment platform's takeover by private equity consortium
'Nakedly one-sided': war of words breaks out over CMS class action report
Litigation funder criticises CMS report as US-backed campaign warns of US-style litigation
UK lawyers respond with defiance to threats from far-right protestors
Law Society seeks protection for immigration firms as lawyers report experiencing racial abuse