Julia Hayhoe and Iris Mol discuss the challenges dominating the agenda of business leaders most advanced in their ESG thinking | 1mo

Emma Bartlett and Wonu Sanda on the benefits of a neurodiverse workforce and how to achieve it | 1mo

£15bn consumer claim proceeds to trial following CAT ruling – with amendments | 2mos

Partner Jules Quinn and trainee Elysia-Elena Stellakis identify key ingredients for greater law firm gender diversity | 2mos

Jules Quinn and Elysia-Elena Stellakis assess the extent to which law firm efforts to improve gender diversity are showing through in the latest demographics | 2mos

Katten's London managing partner, Christopher Hitchins, explains why his office is not currently planning to make vaccinations mandatory | 2mos

Law firm leaders are rarely thanked for their handling of a crisis, but doing it well can build credibility like little else, argues Michael Evans | 3mos

Keynote session at Anti-Counterfeiting World Law Summit outlines importance of tech for combating fakes | 3mos

With a return to the office approaching, Emma Bartlett and Sophie Rothwell consider what law firms can do to avoid a potential uptick in harassment | 3mos

With the recent landmark G7 accord, the idea of a global minimum tax rate is having something of a renaissance; Ian Borman and James Mastracchio give the lowdown | 4mos

As law firms review partner ranks in the wake of Covid-19 it is vital all parties understand their legal powers, write Clare Murray and Jennifer Ly | 4mos

Covid-19 has created huge opportunities for scammers, fraudsters and counterfeiters, warns James Nurton | 5mos

Law firms need to think more long-term about their marketing in order to generate trust, writes Barton Consultants' partner Francesc Dominguez | 6mos

Simon Marshall says reticent lawyers who are persuaded to engage creatively with the network are soon convinced of its potential | 7mos

Audio-only app popular with celebrities offers a warm and welcoming space to discuss ideas, says Simon Marshall | 8mos

A legal minefield awaits employers considering Covid-19 jab programmes, argue Jules Quinn and Marie Hoolihan | 8mos

Top media lawyer Paul Tweed outlines the thinking behind his long-running campaign to rein in the social media giants | 8mos