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Anthropic’s expansion of legal AI tools is good for lawyers, experts say
The 12 new legal tools in the Claude AI software that can connect to 20 legaltech suppliers are described as an ‘inflection point’ for legaltech market
How law firm leaders can balance legacy and innovation in a transforming legal market
Embracing AI and supporting associates to carve out individualised career paths are crucial writes Merrick Benn, Womble Bond Dickinson's US chair and CEO
Mango at the Met: fruit, fashion and IP
Remfry & Sagar’s Bisman Kaur examines the IP protections available when fine art crosses into fashion
How commercially-minded lawyers can enhance deal-making and get more sales contracts over the line
Mark Sherwood-Edwards discusses the thinking behind his book The Sales-Side Lawyer and how lawyers can improve their sales-contracting skills
What the most successful rainmakers know about building a practice
Farone Advisors’ Deborah Farone highlights three key themes from her recent book about how successful women lawyers can build thriving practices
Your most important business development tool is right in front of you
A firm’s website is its single most influential business development platform – and they can often be taken for granted, writes Vinson & Elkins’ chief communications officer Allan Schoenberg
The language of dupes: when comparisons become deceptive
Remfry & Sagar lawyers Bisman Kaur and Aarti Aggarwal explain why dupe culture tests the resilience of trademark protection, the flexibility of comparative advertising and the credibility of marketing narratives
The Da Vinci dilemma: where do elite lawyers add value in an AI world?
With AI handling greater volumes of legal work, law firms are having to rethink where and how they and their partners deliver value for clients, writes Lexington Consultants’ Moray McLaren
Perfumes in Brazil: legal protection beyond scent
Stocche Forbes lawyers Thiago Porto Ribeiro and Mateus Lino Ferreira analyse how Brazilian law protects fragrances in the luxury sector, even though scent itself is not recognised as a direct IP object
‘A board-level issue’: the resurgence of force majeure
Ongoing geopolitical, economic and environmental turbulence means it has never been more important to get force majeure drafting right at the outset, write Julian Copeman and Richard Mendoza of HSF Kramer
What to watch in 2026: key US fashion, apparel and beauty cases
Foley luxury lawyers Jeff Greene, Jax England, Ashley Koley and Sarah McGrath examine some of the hottest industry cases on the US docket
‘The impacts can be substantive’: Arbitrating in a sanctions led environment
Parties must treat sanctions risk assessment and enforcement planning as a continuous process rather than a one-off “check-the-box” exercise, says Michelman & Robinson's Akshay Sewlikar and Dmitriy Gelfand
Menstrual equity is now a reality in India
Hausfeld lawyers Ingrid Gubbay and Cara Nicholson examine recent Indian appellate litigation on the right to menstrual health
European, US GCs positive on Europe’s growth and investment opportunities – study
More than four in five GCs say their companies view Europe as attractive, according to ADVANT survey
New Spanish customer service law shifts luxury retail-client relationships
Hogan Lovells’ Adrián Fernández de Pedro examines how Spain’s new customer service law reshapes legal obligations for luxury retailers