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Paris Arbitration Week reshuffles leadership, elects three new board members

White & Case lawyer among those appointed to board of landmark arbitration event

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Covington recruits ICO general counsel in London

Claudia Berg latest in string of senior hires by US firm in the City in recent months

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Co-founder of Powell Gilbert joins Morgan Lewis

Arrival of Tim Powell continues US firm’s European IP push

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Capsticks expands construction expertise with Mills & Reeve, Bevan Brittan partner hires

Duo includes experienced construction law experts Catherine Kay and Matthew Phipps

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Paul Weiss raids Kirkland for another London partner

Prem Mohan joins as head of European financial services regulation as US firm continues rapid City build out

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Women and Diversity in Law Awards unveil 250-plus nominees for 2025 ceremony

Roster of awards nominees spans all levels of seniority and wide variety of roles and initiatives

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Debevoise recruits PE M&A partner in London from Goodwin

James Grimwood’s move follows funds partner Shawn D’Aguiar leaving Goodwin for Debevoise in April

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UK lawyers reflect on World Mental Health Day

Messages of support underline need for legal profession to prioritise mental health in workplace

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The Global Legal Post launches international comparative law guide to Artificial Intelligence

Second edition, edited by Osborne Clarke’s John Buyers, provides detailed commentary on EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act

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Mental health in the legal profession: Progress and challenges

London Solicitors Litigation Association president, Nikki Edwards, reflects on the changing attitude to mental health in the profession on World Mental Health Day

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CMA taps Linklaters, European Commission as part of trio of senior legal appointments

Emma Cochrane joins from Linklaters, while Lourenço Ventura returns from the EC

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Economic concerns, AI top list of European employer concerns, study finds

Littler survey of in-house counsel and other executives also highlights concerns around politics and ESG

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’A turning point’: Banks need to refine their liquidity management and restructuring plans

The twin forces of impending interest rate cuts and regulatory demands mean that preparation has never been more critical to avoiding compliance risks, write Natalie Todd and Anna-Rose Davies of Cooke Young & Keidan

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