Stephen Kim brings experience in-house at Bayer and Indivior to Avicanna | 5d

Global giant achieves 40% target for women lawyers for third year running; Reed Smith promotes 31 | 1w

King & Spalding associate Simon Maynard and Toronto-based independent arbitrator Todd Weiler are set to take the reins on the 'first-of-its-kind' initiative | 1mo

New York-based Epiq acquired Hyperion Global Partners last year and launched flexible resourcing arm Epiq Counsel in January | 1mo

Webinar hosted by Luxury Law Alliance and Bird & Bird will explore ‘trends, tips and opportunities’ | 2mos

Canada's laws, judicial infrastructure and justice system are 'not designed' to cope with climate destabilisation, open letter claims | 3mos

This week's roundup of top in-house hires also features appointments at WeCommerce, Transfix, Neptune Wellness, the Network Advertising Initiative | 4mos

Canada-based Carolena Gordon is also first leader stationed outside the UK | 7mos

Deal sees Clyde & Co add six new partners, boosting its North American insurance practice | 7mos

Deal will boost firm's regulatory and compliance offering to the investment industry | 8mos

Insurance-focused network co-founded by DAC Beachcroft now has five global members | 9mos

Insurance flagged as a 'huge priority' as nine-strong team joins Toronto and Calgary offices | 11mos

Pressure is building for Ontario's courts to modernise as lawyers are urged to improve their technology skills | 1yr

Global firm targets city's burgeoning startup sector as it also makes key private equity hires in New York | 1yr

McCarthy Tetrault takes second spot while Bennett Jones breaks into top ten | 1yr

Firm claims tech platform requires little coding enabling it to design new services quickly | 2yrs

Canadian organization takes on global domain name disputes citing 350 million domain names world-wide where 'conflicts can arise.' | 2yrs

Norton Rose Fulbright highlights Maritime women as two of their own are appointed to leading roles in Canadian maritime law organizations. | 2yrs

Toronto company releases Prodigy, a new machine learning-based self-training system. | 2yrs